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The purpose of the research is to trace the altering patterns of political activism in India. Rise of Middle Class and its impact on the political order of India has been attempted to be explored.
Design/Methodology/Approach:  Qualitative data analysis has been applied with an exhaustive literature survey of books, articles, conference papers, and newspaper reports on the said topic.
Findings: The disparities among Indian Middle Class are giving a continuous roam to the political actors to assert themselves. Aam Admi Party is the representation of Indian Middle Class’s disgruntlement at large in an elite dominated framework of Indian political frame of rule.
Research Limitations/Implications: Research will be a good help and a useful study for the students of politics, economics, and management sciences as the subject of the research is interdisciplinary.
Originality/Value: Paper glimpses at the thematic overview of the Indian electoral trends, and also encompasses the most  recent  scenario of Indian elections.

Keywords

Middle Class, Metropolitan Bourgeois, Electoralization, Political Dynamism.

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