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All eligible voters vote in a reserved constituency. On whom does reservation operate?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: On candidate eligibility

Direct answer: B, candidate eligibility. A reserved constituency does not prevent ordinary eligible voters from voting. Instead, reservation places a condition on who may contest the seat: candidates must belong to the category for which that seat is reserved, according to the applicable constitutional and legal provisions. The purpose is to improve the representation of historically disadvantaged groups while keeping the voting right broad. Option B is correct because the restriction concerns candidates, not the voters who cast ballots. Option A is wrong because the voters' list includes eligible voters from the constituency, not only members of the reserved category. C is wrong because reservation does not change the polling booth itself. D is wrong because counting time is a procedural matter. Memory cue: reserved seat means reserved candidature, not reserved voting.

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