What democratic benefit do elections give by limiting the government's term?

Correct answer: शासकों को जनता के सामने फिर जवाब देने को बाध्य करते हैं

Direct answer: A is correct. A limited term means that rulers cannot assume that their authority will continue forever. Before the next election, they must face citizens again, explain their decisions, show their work, and seek renewed support. Voters can reward good performance by re-electing a government or express dissatisfaction by choosing another option. This repeated public judgment creates accountability and encourages responsiveness. B is wrong because limiting a term is the opposite of keeping rulers in office forever. C is wrong because elections require and strengthen the role of voters rather than ending it. D is wrong because a limited term does not make all parties identical; parties may still offer different policies and programmes. Term limits here refer to the need to return to voters at regular intervals, not necessarily to a rule that every officeholder can serve only one term. Memory cue: a fixed term creates a future public test.