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Taking votes by frightening voters goes against which principle?

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Correct answer: Free voting

Correct answer: A, free voting. A voter must be able to decide and cast a ballot without threats, violence, intimidation or other pressure. Fear can make a person vote for a candidate unwillingly, stay away from the polling station, or hide the genuine political choice. Therefore intimidation attacks the freedom that gives voting democratic meaning. Option A is correct because it names the affected principle. Option B is wrong because counting happens after voting and is not the principle directly violated here. Option C is wrong because nomination concerns entering candidates in the contest. Option D is wrong because a symbol helps identify a candidate or party; it does not describe voter freedom. Do not confuse secrecy with freedom: secrecy protects how one votes, while freedom means being able to choose without fear.

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Voter IntimidationFree VotingElection RightsWhat Makes Elections In India Free And Fair?What Makes Elections In India Free And FairElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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