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Say what should change and why. Once it is live, verified voters decide, and anyone with an account can argue either side.

Start from one sentence

Describe the change you want. Write it however you like, in English, Hindi, Bengali, or a mix. The draft comes back in English and you can edit every word of it.

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AI writes the first draft, not the petition. You are the author of whatever you file, so read every line before you publish it.

Title

One sentence, stating the change you want.

The case

What is the issue, and what outcome are you asking for?

Who can vote?

Strongest first. An Aadhaar petition is open to every verified Aadhaar holder and is the Gold Standard. A small-group vote is limited to people you name, each of whom proves who they are before voting. An open vote lets anyone take part after confirming an email address.

How voters prove they can take partGold Standard: Aadhaar verifiedPublic petition. Every voter who verifies against their Aadhaar (via DigiLocker) can take part. The strongest guarantee the platform offers.Specific people, verified by emailUpload or paste a list of email addresses. Each person proves control of that exact address with a one-time code.People with an invitation linkGenerate single-use links and send them out yourself. Whoever holds a link can vote once, so keep the links private.Open vote: anyone can take partOn VoteSavy or not. Each person confirms an email address with a one-time code. No Aadhaar, no list.

What is visible afterwards?AnonymousOnly the totals are visible. Nobody, including you, can see how any individual voted.Participation visibleNot available for Aadhaar petitions — verification does not keep the voter's identity, so there is no name to show.Fully publicNot available for Aadhaar petitions — verification does not keep the voter's identity, so there is no name to show.

Where is this petition about?

A plain label shown on the petition (e.g. a city, state or "India"). Not enforced against voters -- it is not narrowed to any group of voters.

This is how the petition will be marked, everywhere it appears:

Opening arguments

Optional, and not the last word. Whatever you add starts the argument board — anyone with an account can add their own points once the petition is live, and the points people agree with rise to the top.

Points in favour

Points against