If the photograph on a voter ID belongs to someone else but the name is correct, what challenge will arise during voting?

Correct answer: Difficulty in identity verification

Correct answer: A, difficulty in identity verification. At a polling station, the voter’s name in the electoral roll must be linked to the person who has come to vote. A photograph is an important supporting identity detail. If the name is correct but the photograph belongs to another person, the polling staff may not be able to confirm that the individual presenting the document is the genuine voter. This can delay voting, require additional checking, or lead to refusal until the identity is satisfactorily established. B is unrelated because demarcation concerns constituency boundaries. C is unrelated because a faulty photograph does not cancel a reserved seat. D is also wrong: an identity mismatch makes the process more difficult, not faster. Memory cue: a voter document must connect the correct name with the correct person.