Some names are written in capital letters in the history of political parties. But the names of countless people who sustain that history are not written anywhere. They have opened their homes for meetings, taken care of their friends' families in difficult times, and stood by the party in the village even after electoral defeat. They are the ones who maintain the organization's presence in the absence of leadership. The moral foundation of political parties rests on their trust and continuity.How is such a worker addressed when they reach their own party office? Who listens to their concerns? How much...