(i)This statement is true to some extent because the leader we choose takes advantage of his power by exploiting people sometimes. But this is not the mistake of democracy but of the leader whom we choose. This is really a misuse of democracy.

(ii) If we see this statement in the present scenario, this applies to our democracy. The people we choose as our leaders, sometimes ignore our problems and think about their profits but this situation is against the principles of democracy. These types of practices do not have any place in a democratic country. We should choose our leaders wisely.

(iii) This statement says that if a man accepts justice then it makes democracy possible. But if a man follows injustice then democracy becomes necessary to give justice to others.

(iv) This statement suggests that there should be a balance between the form of government and our needs. A balanced democracy should recognize the needs of its people and deal with that because all citizens deserve nothing less than the best.

(v) The last statement suggests that there is a scope for altering the features of democracy as per our needs. In a true democracy, there is transparency and participation of people. With this increasing agreement of people, the struggle reduces and this leads to peace in the country. This peace takes the country towards prosperity. Hence, this statement has great importance.