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Molitics - Raise Your Voice to Break Through Silence

We are living in the biggest democracy of the world. Our system of governance is of the people, by the people and for the people. But still there exists several social problems and political issues. The main worry is the lack of a platform where people can Raise their voices.
In recent times, Media houses have become the mouthpiece of government. Killing the voice of the people just to please political gods has been a regular practice by so called journalism centres. In these situations, a platform dedicated to the issues and problems of the people is utterly needed.
Molitics - The first ever sociopolitical media is that much needed platform. This is available on iOS and Google Play Store. In the application, there is a feature called Public Issues. Under this, a user can raise his voice, upload pictures/videos and tag the concerned leaders. This feature can be seen as a complaint box where you can share complaint against Leaders/Elected Representative.
This feature is intended to facilitate healthy political discussions amongst the biggest stakeholder of the democracy i.e. people. Be it the corruption in any of the departments, the irritating traffic jams, problems of drinking water, ignorance of elected representative/ officials - write it down, click photos/videos (if needed) and put it on Molitics tagging the concerned leaders.
The issue which affected you and your locality will be visible to all and ultimately the leader will be forced to take an action. Your voice can put a full stop to a problem being faced by several. Also, this will help building a real fact based profile of the leader which in turn will help others as well while comparing two leaders.
To be aware is to be alive. We all have to be alive if we truly love our nation. For this we need to open up our eyes, be concerned about us, our society, our city and our nation.
Start questioning your representatives and raise your voice. Because your voice will be heard only if it is raised.
source: https://www.prfree.org/@molitics/molitics-raise-your-voice-to-break-through-silence-6rm58qd44kw4
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