Question
How do pressure groups influence politics? Explain with examples.

Answer

Pressure groups influence politics:-
  1. They try to gain public support and sympathy for their goals.
  2. Influence media to pay more attention to their issues.
  3. They often organised protest activities.
  4. Business groups also work as pressure groups.
  5. Pressure groups are also formed or led by political parties.
  6. Sometimes pressure groups create political parties.
  7. Examples: Narmada Andolan, Assam Gana Parishad, etc.

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