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What is the main result of dividing the country into constituencies for Lok Sabha elections?

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Correct answer: One Member of Parliament is elected from each constituency

The correct answer is A. For a Lok Sabha election, the country is divided into parliamentary constituencies. Voters in each constituency vote for candidates contesting that constituency, and the winning candidate becomes a Member of Parliament, or MP, in the Lok Sabha. Thus, each constituency returns one representative to the Lok Sabha. B is wrong because a Governor is not elected from each Lok Sabha constituency. C is wrong because judges are not elected through these constituencies. D is wrong because a principal is a school administrator, not a parliamentary representative. The key connection is: Lok Sabha constituency → elected MP → Lok Sabha. This is a unit of national parliamentary representation.

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