The prototypes of influencing religious leader are Mahatma Gandhi and Dalai Lama. Mahatma Gandhi was a religious leader of India until 1920 and became a national politician who led many people to Passive Resistance. He wrote in his journal, “Strength lies in the absence of fear, not in the quantity of fles

Furthermore, no one should be forced to stay out of national affairs because of his or her religious belief. Some people disagree with the religious leader’s political participation, stating that most of them are hypocrites. Their disappointed view of religious leader is understandable, for religious leaders are the same human beings who make mistake. If our goal in politics is to efface all the corrupt leaders from the government, it is a murky subject to solve, for we cannot see who has the best heart that always strives for goodness. As professor Ali Naqvi said, “Allegations that the religious leaders create bitterness among different sections of population are not always true,?and suggested that the history of Pakistan proves that the religious leaders emphasize the national ideology when there are regional strife and linguistic barriers.

Bommena Rao of India strongly stated in the BBC Talking Point, “Religion is the driving force for many people. They do feel affinity with the religious leaders. Religious leaders are allowed to influence every walk of our life. Why should they be discouraged from politics??As political leaders are the sy

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