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How many representatives are elected from each Lok Sabha constituency?

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Correct answer: One

Correct answer: A — one representative is elected from each Lok Sabha constituency. In the usual direct election arrangement, each constituency elects one Member of Parliament to the Lok Sabha. Voters choose among the candidates standing in their constituency, and the candidate who receives the required highest number of votes under the applicable system wins that seat. Option A is correct because one constituency corresponds to one Lok Sabha seat. Option B is wrong because two representatives are not elected from each ordinary Lok Sabha constituency. Option C is wrong for the same reason; five seats are not selected from one constituency. Option D is wrong because the purpose of a Lok Sabha constituency is to elect a representative. Do not confuse the number of candidates with the number of representatives: many candidates may contest, but one person wins the constituency seat. Memory cue: one Lok Sabha constituency, one MP seat.

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