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What is the main difference between Lok Sabha and Assembly constituencies?

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Correct answer: A Lok Sabha constituency elects an MP and an Assembly constituency elects an MLA

Correct answer: A. A Lok Sabha constituency is a geographical area that elects one Member of Parliament, or MP, to the Lok Sabha. An Assembly constituency is a geographical area that elects one Member of the Legislative Assembly, or MLA, to the state legislative assembly. These constituencies may relate geographically, but they are connected to different representative bodies and levels of government. A is correct because it states this institutional difference. B is wrong because principals are school officials and are not elected through these constituencies. C is wrong because judges are not chosen by these constituencies. D is wrong because foreign officials are unrelated to Indian elections. Memory cue: Lok Sabha—MP at the national level; Assembly—MLA at the state level.

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