I believe professional wings of political parties such as student, teacher, employee, or business associations directly linked to parties should be stopped or legally restricted.
Instead of representing their professions or the public, these wings often act as tools of corruption and political influence.
They pressure policymakers and government officials to favor their party members, lobby for transfers and promotions of loyal officials, and even take money to provide favors. This creates a parallel network of power that serves the party, not the country.
When these wings become active, merit, fairness, and neutrality disappear from public institutions. Government decisions are guided by political affiliation instead of the public good.
As a result, corruption spreads deeper not only among politicians but also within schools, universities, bureaucracy, and business sectors.
In a democracy, parties should compete through ideas and policies, not through organized wings that manipulate professional sectors for their benefit.
To reduce corruption and protect neutrality in public institutions, political parties should not be allowed to form or control professional wings.