Who should be involved in the decision-making process for major decisions in a democracy?
1) Only experts on mining, environmentalists, and economists
2) The government representatives who are in touch with the feelings of the people
3) Businessmen, industrialists, and farmers
4) Political parties and public approval are sufficient

Choose the correct answer from the given options:

2

In a democratic system, major decisions should ideally be taken or at least approved by the people themselves. Seeking advice from experts in fields such as mining, environmentalism, and economics is crucial. However, the ultimate decision should be a political one, made by representatives who are in touch with the sentiments of the people.