What is the clearest relation between elections and political equality?

Correct answer: हर योग्य मतदाता के वोट का मूल्य समान होता है

The correct answer is A: political equality means that every eligible voter has an equal political voice. In an election, the vote of a poor citizen and the vote of a wealthy citizen count as one vote each. A leader, a taxpayer, or a person with more property does not receive an extra vote merely because of status or wealth. This principle prevents political power from being reserved for a privileged group. Option A is correct because it expresses “one person, one vote, one value.” Option B is wrong because elected representatives do not receive a more valuable vote as citizens in the election. Option C is wrong because paying more tax does not create extra voting power. Option D is wrong because property is not the basis for the value of a citizen’s vote. Memory cue: equal citizenship means equal voting value, not equal wealth or identical opinions.