A political scandal refers to a scandal involving allegations of wrongdoing or unethical behavior by public officials, politicians, or government institutions. Such scandals often arise from actions that violate legal or ethical standards and can include corruption, bribery, fraud, sexual misconduct, abuse of power, or failure to uphold public duties. Political scandals typically attract significant media attention and can lead to public outcry, investigations, resignations, or legal consequences for those involved. The impact of a political scandal can extend beyond the individuals directly involved, influencing public trust in government, political parties, and the overall political system. Political scandals can occur at various levels, from local to national, and often become a focal point of political discourse.
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