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If an eligible citizen's name is not in the voters' list what problem will they face?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: They may be deprived of voting

Correct answer: B, the citizen may be deprived of voting. The electoral roll is used to establish which people are registered and entitled to vote in a constituency. Therefore, even if a person meets the age and other eligibility conditions, a missing name can create a serious practical problem at the polling station and may prevent that person from voting until the record is corrected through the proper procedure. A is wrong because the missing name does not make voting easy. C is wrong because voter registration does not turn anyone into a candidate; contesting requires a separate nomination process. D is wrong because no one becomes a minister automatically by being eligible to vote. Memory cue: eligibility is not enough in practice—your name must also appear in the electoral roll.

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Voters ListMissing NameVoting AccessElectoral RollCitizen RightsElectoral System In India (From Constituency Demarcation To Voter Lists)Electoral System In India From Constituency Demarcation To Voter ListsElectoral Politics

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