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How are members of Lok Sabha elected?

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Correct answer: By direct election by the people

Lok Sabha represents the people directly. Its members are chosen by voters in general elections from territorial constituencies. Eligible citizens vote for a candidate in their constituency, and the candidate who receives the required highest number of votes is elected according to the election system. Because members obtain their seats through popular voting, Lok Sabha is called the House of the People. This direct connection gives the House a central role in forming and holding accountable the Union government.

Option A is correct: Lok Sabha members are directly elected by the people. The President does not always appoint them, courts do not select them, and Governors do not nominate ordinary Lok Sabha members. These institutions have other constitutional responsibilities. The direct election of the House also explains why the Council of Ministers must retain the confidence of Lok Sabha. Members therefore speak for voters and bring public concerns into national law-making and oversight.

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