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What is the purpose of applying ink on the finger after voting?

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Correct answer: To prevent repeated voting

Direct answer: A is correct. Indelible ink is marked on a voter’s finger after the person has been checked and has voted. The visible mark helps polling officials recognise that the person has already exercised the voting right, making it difficult for the same person to appear again and vote a second time at another polling place or in the same process. This supports the integrity of the electoral roll and reduces the possibility of repeated or bogus voting. B is wrong because the ink is not a prize or benefit. C is wrong because it has no role in stopping the counting of votes. D is wrong because it cannot and should not change the voter’s selected candidate. The mark is a preventive administrative measure, not proof of whom the voter supported. Memory cue: ink marks participation, never the voter’s choice.

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Indelible InkBogus VotingPollingElectoral SafeguardsPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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