If names of eligible citizens are deliberately removed from the voter list, which condition is violated?

Correct answer: समान और व्यापक मतदान भागीदारी

Correct answer: A. A voter list should include eligible citizens so that they can participate in the election on an equal basis. Deliberately removing eligible names excludes people from the democratic process before they can even cast a vote. This violates broad and equal participation and can distort the public mandate. Option A is therefore correct. Option B is unrelated because the age of candidates is not determined by deleting voter names. Option C is unrelated because campaign songs are not the basic condition described. Option D concerns the physical design of a ballot and has no connection with citizens’ inclusion on the electoral roll. A voter list is not merely an administrative record; it helps determine who is recognised as entitled to participate. Memory cue: an accurate list opens the door to voting; deliberate deletion closes it unfairly.