Question

“Legal constitutional changes by themselves cannot overcome challenges to democracy”-Justify the statement with an example.

Answer 1

Hint: The Constitution comprises the basic principles of the political system by which the people of the nation are to be governed. The Indian Constitution is made to give everyone equal rights and empowers every citizen to raise to his/her optimum level.

Complete answer:
Democratic reforms are to be executed majorly by political activities, parties, movements, and politically aware citizens. Whatever the legal change it must be noted whether it affects politics or not. Some legal changes may also be inappropriate.
Reforming politics should be done by the people and politicians as they are responsible as a citizen to do this. This can also be said with an example, in cricket leg before wicket (LBW) is given to the batsmen, if it is not given to the batsmen as a wicket, then the batsmen can use the wrong ways of batting and can save his wicket.
To avoid this wrong way of batting Leg Before Wicket (LBW) was kept in the laws of cricket. Like this in the laws of the Indian Constitution, any legal change should not affect politics.
Even in many parts of India still, dowry is continued in marriages, abolishing child marriages and compulsory education for children is still not completely followed throughout the country, as India is a populated country it is not easy to implement any legal change.

Note: The Indian Constitution is secure in nature and it also influences other constitutions, they are the United Kingdom, United States, Ireland, Australia, France, Canada, Soviet Union, Weiner Republic, South Africa, and Japan.