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The crux of the issue lies in the perception that judicial and prosecutorial bodies are being weaponized against political adversaries. When these institutions, meant to uphold the law, appear to be influenced by political agendas, it leads to a loss of public trust and confidence. This results in a constitutional crisis, where the mechanisms of democracy become muddled with allegations of bias and manipulation. The fear is that anyone who challenges or obstructs these bureaucratic entities may be labeled a "threat to democracy."