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If votes are taken by giving bribes it is against what?

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Correct answer: Free and fair election

Free and fair elections require voters to make their choices without improper pressure or inducement. A bribe is an offer of money, goods, or another benefit intended to influence a person's vote. It replaces independent judgment with a purchased or manipulated decision and gives an unfair advantage to the side using money.

Thus, taking votes by offering bribes violates the principle of free and fair elections, so option B is correct. The issue is not related to school cleanliness, a national language, or traffic rules. Even if a vote is formally cast at a polling station, the election is not genuinely fair when voters are pressured through money or other material rewards.

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CivicsDemocracyBribeMoney Power

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