The Illusion Called Democracy

<!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->Ever thought that you have no limits? If the right opportunity comes your way, you are going to outshine everyone else? This story deals with these questions, but instead of an opportunity, it entails a drunken call that shoves you down a trap so deep, that the only way out seems to be to go deeper and deeper. “A fallen angel still gets Hell to rule”. Even in the most atrocious situations, careful planning and perceptive strategies will let you defy all odds. This story encompasses the imperativeness of family, the power of money, the leverage of corruption, the loopholes of the Constitution and love, betrayals, elections, fear, loyalty, courtrooms, hackers, friendships, and how they can bring down a country to its knees, and how anyone with the right resources and the precision of time can rule it, while the common man believes that it is a government of the people, by the people and for the people. A rational mind said, “Profit is the reward for risk taken.” When you are so far down the rabbit hole, you can give up hope and lose, or you can double down the stakes and at least hope to come out victorious. This story takes you through the journey of someone from running a business to running a country. It involves grandiose scenes of suspense, which are going to give you goosebumps and appease your brain. At the end, you will just be craving for more as this is not the end, but just the beginning. Trust me, the Brits are coming.

<!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->About The Author:

<!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}-->Parth Kakkar is a secularist whose maternal home is in a Muslim dominated city, schooling was from a Catholic school, high school was a Sikh college, and is a Hindu by birth. He adores people of all religions and no, he is not running a political campaign.
He is a national swimmer and school topper who completed his B. com (Honours) from the University of Delhi and his Post Graduation Diploma in International Marketing from Delhi School of Economics.
He has been certified by CBSE for outstanding merit performance and being among the top 0.1% students in English in India.
He was the only one ever who was in the student council, was issued three badges, was suspended and issued two disciplinary cards and was still everyone’s favourite.
He is prominent among people and has been nicknamed, ‘Tpk’, short for The Parth Kakkar.
He always stands out.