In an ideal society, every individual, regardless of caste, community, race, religion, and jurisprudence, has equal rights. An ideal society has five basic rights:
- A private home or house
Within the four walls of which a person can live freely with his family - Employment or unemployment allowance
So that a person can be busy producing human needs in society. If there is no immediate employment, the government should provide enough unemployment allowance so that he can live a dignified life. And no one should be a slave. - Treatment
Free treatment for everyone should be the responsibility of the government. Medicines should be made to save lives, not for sale. A big clinic in every neighborhood where all kinds of tests and medicines are available for free. Instead of having to go to a medical store with a doctor’s prescription. Treatment should not be a business, it should be a fundamental right. - Traditional and Technical Education
To make every human being useful for the society, traditional and technical education from nursery to university should be the responsibility of the government. .. Education and teaching techniques is not a business or trade, it is a fundamental right and the government should be responsible. - Senior Citizens and Pensions
Adult youth should create the necessities of life for the new generations and the elders who raise them. And after 60 years, every man and woman should have a dignified pension so that they do not spread their hands in front of their children in old age.
Housewives are also involved in the construction and development of the country, cooking food for children and husbands, washing clothes and nurturing the society by giving a new generation. They are also entitled to pension as much as men and women working in factories, fields, mines, offices. Pension is the fundamental right of everyone. It is not a burden on anyone. The government should be responsible.