Consultancy for liberal reform party in India

From left, Dr. René Klaff, Dr. J.P.Narayan, Dr. R. Steltemeir

The party has a people centric democratic polity. Their main aims are freedom to self empowerment, anti-discrimination (especially due to caste and gender), education for all and the integration of the most neglected village population (approx. 75% total Indian Population!) into a modern way of life.

Two further aspects, which differentiate them from others: Lok Satta wants to integrate the youth of this country in the political process, which is also reflected in their motto "A New Party for a New Generation". And: Internal party democracy on all levels – a classical weakness of Indian parties – has been highlighted.

Lok Satta has ambitious political plans in presenting an alternative to the established parties in the state. The current status: 11 months after the inception of the party they have a base of approx. 250.000 members! The voter’s surveys already rate them as the 3rd force along with Congress and TDP. A good response in Andhra Pradesh should help them to spread their wings in the national level politics.