If the voters' list of a newly formed area is not prepared in time what practical difficulty will arise in the election?

Correct answer: It will not be clear who will vote

Correct answer: A. A newly formed constituency needs an accurate electoral roll before polling. The roll helps identify which residents meet the legal eligibility conditions and are entitled to vote in that area. If it is not prepared on time, officials may not have a reliable record for checking voters, arranging polling, or handling requests about missing names. This can create confusion and may delay or disrupt the practical conduct of the election. A is correct. B is wrong because the voting age is determined by law, not by preparation of a particular roll. C is wrong because failure to prepare a list does not automatically cancel reservation. D is wrong because an MLA cannot be elected without a lawful election process. Memory cue: no accurate roll means no clear electorate.