Who is the real head in a democratic country?

In a democracy, the real head of the country is the people (public). This means that all power ultimately lies with the citizens. People exercise their power by voting in elections and choosing their representatives. These representatives then form the government and make decisions on behalf of the people. If the government fails to meet the expectations of the public, citizens have the power to change it in the next election. Thus, democracy ensures that the government remains responsible to the people.