If voters are free but candidates do not get equal campaign opportunity, what deficiency remains in the election?

Correct answer: निष्पक्ष प्रतियोगिता कमजोर होगी

Correct answer: A. Freedom of voting is necessary, but it is not enough by itself. In a democratic election, candidates should be able to present their ideas and policies to voters under reasonably equal and fair conditions. If one candidate or party receives much greater access, publicity or resources while others are unfairly restricted, voters may not hear all important alternatives. The competition then becomes unequal, even if voters can technically vote without fear. Option A is correct because unequal campaign opportunity weakens fair electoral competition. Option B is unrelated: campaign facilities do not change the legal voting age. Option C is false because unequal campaigning cannot make counting accurate. Option D is also unrelated because the number of polling stations does not follow from campaign equality. Memory cue: free voters need a fair field of candidates.