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If a general-category candidate contests from a reserved seat, what does the main rule say?

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Correct answer: The candidate will not fulfil the reserved-category eligibility condition.

Correct answer: A. A reserved seat has a special eligibility condition for the person contesting it. The candidate must belong to the category for which that seat is reserved and must also meet the other applicable legal requirements. A general-category candidate who does not belong to the specified reserved category cannot satisfy that reservation condition merely by filing a nomination. Option A is correct because it states the central rule. Option B is wrong because no candidate wins automatically; election results depend on the lawful process and votes. Option C is wrong because a candidate has no power to stop all voting simply by contesting. Option D is wrong because preparing the voters' list is not the candidate's role. Memory cue: reserved seat restricts eligible contestants, not the ordinary act of voting by eligible electors.

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