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If a leader wins an election and says that he is above the rules, what does the constitution prove?

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Correct answer: Even an elected leader is subject to constitutional limits.

Correct answer: C. Elections give a leader or party democratic legitimacy, but they do not give unlimited authority. The constitution remains in force after the election and binds elected representatives, government offices, and institutions. It defines powers, procedures, rights, and limits, so a leader must act according to law and cannot cancel citizens’ rights merely because he or she won a majority. C is correct because constitutional government means that rulers are also governed by higher rules. A is wrong because electoral victory is not a licence for arbitrary action. B is wrong because the constitution does not disappear after voting; it guides the entire term of government. D is wrong because constitutional democracy protects citizens’ rights. Memory cue: election gives a mandate, not a blank cheque; winning office does not mean rising above the constitution.

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Elected LeaderConstitutional LimitsDemocracyRule Of LawWhy Do We Need A ConstitutionConstitutional DesignCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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