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If a person has completed eighteen years but does not fulfil the citizenship condition what will be considered for adding name to voters' list?

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Correct answer: Age alone is not enough; full eligibility is necessary

Correct answer: A. Reaching the prescribed voting age is an important condition, but it is not the only condition for inclusion in the electoral roll. The person must also satisfy the other legal requirements, including the applicable citizenship condition and ordinary residence requirements. Therefore, an eighteen-year-old who does not meet the citizenship requirement cannot be added merely because of age. A is correct because it expresses the idea of complete eligibility. B is wrong because age or citizenship never gives two votes. C is wrong because voter registration does not automatically make anyone a reserved candidate. D is wrong because an individual’s eligibility does not change constituency boundaries. Memory cue: age is necessary, but eligibility is a complete set of conditions.

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Voter-EligibilityCitizenshipElectoral-RollElectoral System In India (From Constituency Demarcation To Voter Lists)Electoral System In India From Constituency Demarcation To Voter ListsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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