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What institutional benefit does formation of opposition after elections give democracy?

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Correct answer: An organised means to monitor and criticise government

Correct answer: A. In a democracy, elections produce a government, but democratic control does not stop when voting ends. The opposition represents alternative views inside the legislature and outside it. It can question ministers, examine policies, point out failures, raise citizens’ concerns and offer another programme for the future. This organized criticism helps prevent the ruling side from treating power as unlimited or permanent. A is correct because it describes the opposition’s institutional checking role. B is wrong because opposition does not abolish voter lists. C is wrong because its purpose is not to weaken an independent Election Commission. D is wrong because opposition does not hide the mandate; it accepts the result while scrutinising the government. Memory cue: the government governs, while the opposition questions and checks.

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OppositionDemocratic ChecksGovernment AccountabilityWhy Do We Need Elections?Why Do We Need ElectionsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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