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Lok Sabha elections are generally based on what?

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Correct answer: On the basis of Lok Sabha constituencies

Direct answer: Lok Sabha elections are based on Lok Sabha constituencies, so A is correct. A constituency is a defined geographical area from which voters elect one representative to the Lok Sabha. India is divided into parliamentary constituencies so that people in each area can choose their Member of Parliament. The voters cast their votes for candidates standing in their own constituency, and the candidate receiving the required highest number of votes represents that area. B is wrong because private clubs do not form the constitutional basis of parliamentary elections. C is wrong because school classes are unrelated to political representation. D is wrong because courtrooms are places of judicial work, not electoral divisions. Memory cue: constituency means the area whose voters choose a representative.

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Lok SabhaConstituencyElectionsRepresentationParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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