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On what basis are Lok Sabha members elected?

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Correct answer: By direct election from territorial constituencies

Correct answer: A. India is divided into territorial constituencies for Lok Sabha elections. Voters in each constituency directly vote for a candidate, and the candidate who wins according to the election rules represents that constituency in the Lok Sabha. This makes the House directly connected with the people. Option B is wrong because courts do not appoint Lok Sabha members. Option C is wrong because there is no Rajya Sabha examination for choosing Lok Sabha representatives. Option D is wrong because the President cannot personally select elected Lok Sabha members; their mandate comes from voters through an election. Memory cue: Lok Sabha means people's House, so remember voters, constituencies, and direct election.

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Lok SabhaConstituencyDirect ElectionVotersParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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