Gangland Democracy A Gandhi is killed, a Bose is forgotten

A Gandhi is killed, a Bose is forgotten and a Bhagat Singh no more pricks the conscience of the people who lead the country.

This is the story of a nation that boasts of being the largest democracy.

The novel undertakes tortuous journeys through the political minefield and discovers that moneybags, muscle power and criminal fringes have hijacked Indian democracy.

Satya sarthi is a psephologist and wants to bring about a change in the system.

He tries to catapult his simple but sharp businessman friend dharmi into the top corridors of politics.

His aim is to dethrone the ruling family which is corrupt and manipulative.

Dharmi's hesitant metamorphosis from a businessman into a naive politician and finally into a pucca politician is full of pathos.

Does he succeed in dethroning the family?

Does he end up changing the system?

Maloy Krishna Dhar captures the intrigues that are played in power politics in the name of we the people we the people of India The story of gangland democracy is a reminder to generations next that they have to fulfil unfulfilled dreams of the savants of the nation.