What is the best relation between the need for elections and political equality?

Correct answer: चुनाव हर योग्य नागरिक को समान राजनीतिक आवाज देते हैं

Direct answer: A is correct. Political equality means that citizens should have equal status and an equal opportunity to influence the choice of government. In an election, the principle of one person, one vote, one value gives each eligible voter one vote of equal weight, regardless of wealth, caste, religion, gender, or social position. Elections therefore provide a peaceful method through which ordinary citizens can express their preference and influence who will govern. B is wrong because elections are meant to include citizens, not preserve only leaders' voices. C is wrong because a rich person does not receive extra votes merely for being rich. D is wrong because democratic elections aim to include poor citizens who meet the eligibility requirements. Equality of voting power does not mean that every election result satisfies everyone; it means that each eligible citizen gets an equal formal political voice. Memory cue: political equality begins with equal voting power.