If a candidate files nomination but does not fulfil the required proposer condition what will be affected?

Correct answer: Validity of nomination

Correct answer: C, the validity of the nomination. A nomination is not valid merely because a candidate submits a form. The candidate must also satisfy the prescribed formal conditions, including the required proposer condition. A proposer supports the nomination according to the election rules. The returning officer checks these requirements during scrutiny. If a required condition is not fulfilled, the nomination may be rejected or treated as invalid, so the person may not appear as a valid candidate. A is wrong because the proposer condition does not change the legal voting age of citizens. B is wrong because polling-booth arrangements are a separate administrative matter. D is wrong because the language of a manifesto does not cure an incomplete nomination. Memory cue: nomination validity depends on completing the required formalities; filing a paper is not the same as filing a valid nomination.