Displaced Identities: Powerless Rights in Powerful State

Abstract

The present paper is an attempt to investigate the power of state and the responsibility of its institutions in placing displaced identities to their deserving political identities. State is identified with civilization because it has legitimate mechanism to maintained equilibrium between will (politically organized desires of people) and force (power of state used as influence and coercion) with morality (righteousness). Practices by political apparatus, in favor of maximum equilibrium have profound impact on human life because it entitled individuals with privileges as rights. In this reference one of the academic concerns is to see, who is actually eligible to express desires in form of demands and eventually enjoy the same as rights. Investigation creates categories like haves and have-nots i.e politically placed and displaced identities. Here have-nots are not socially or economically suppressed but are the people who have lost their claim to survive. With the use of secondary sources of literature an attempt has been made to analyze the reasons and consequences of political