The consequences of political exclusion on society can be profound and damaging. When significant segments of the population, particularly minority groups, are left out of the political process, it leads to alienation and a sense of disenfranchisement. This exclusion can stifle democratic participation and contribute to social unrest. Furthermore, it may result in policies that do not address the needs of the marginalized, exacerbating inequality and deepening societal divides. Political exclusion undermines social cohesion, leading to a fragmented society where some groups feel powerless and unheard, which can erode the overall fabric of democracy.