Rashtriya Yuva Sangathan is conducting an experiment in democracy in Bijawar, Madhya Pradesh by selecting a "People's Candidate" for the upcoming state elections. They have been working in the area for 5 years and have reached 90 villages. They plan to create citizens' committees in each of the 225 villages to select a consensus candidate based on predetermined criteria of an ideal candidate. This candidate would then be accountable to the people through a "high command" and could be replaced if they engage in corruption. The goal is to have a more participatory election process that replaces the corrupt party system and keeps elected officials accountable to citizens.