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How do regular elections stop power from becoming private property?

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Correct answer: सत्ता को समय-समय पर जनता की मंजूरी पर निर्भर बनाकर

Direct answer: D is correct. Political power becomes like private property when rulers treat office as permanently theirs and citizens have no effective way to approve or reject them. Regular elections prevent this by requiring rulers to return to the people at stated intervals. Citizens can review the government's record and decide whether to renew its authority or give it to another party or candidate. This makes public approval an ongoing condition of holding office rather than a one-time event. A is wrong because lifelong office removes the possibility of public review and replacement. B is wrong because excluding voters removes their control instead of protecting it. C is wrong because removing opposition destroys meaningful choice and weakens accountability. Regular elections do not automatically guarantee perfect government, but they create a constitutional and peaceful check on the concentration of power. Memory cue: periodic public approval keeps office public, not personal.

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