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Abstract: The main reason for political Indifference in Indian politics in the first two decades of the 21st century is the increasing distrust of the public in politicians. Due to the moral decline of the leaders, the favorable relationship between the leadership and the public is ending. The public is increasingly convinced that all leaders are morally weak, regardless of the political party they represent. Their ultimate objective is misuse of power and authority and together they are looting the public money. The public increasingly believes that nothing will happen by participating in voting and by changing power. The political leadership is increasingly being accused of corruption and nepotism. It is being reported that the movable and immovable assets of politicians are much more than their known sources. Many politicians have gone to jail on corruption charges. The process of recruitment into the political elite in India is extremely difficult and complex. For this reason the common man is unable to reach the political elite. Money, force, criminal character, dynasty, bureaucrats have become the main basis of political recruitment for some time now. Therefore, there is a feeling of disappointment towards politics among the public.