What is the relation between a citizen completing eighteen years and the voters’ list?

Correct answer: They can get the name added if eligible

Correct answer: A — an eligible citizen who has completed eighteen years can apply to have their name included in the voters’ list. In India, attaining eighteen is the constitutional age of eligibility for adult voting, but the name is not normally added simply by magic or by becoming a minister. The person must satisfy the relevant conditions, such as citizenship and ordinary residence, and complete the prescribed registration process. The voters’ list is important because a person’s voting right is exercised through the electoral roll of the appropriate constituency. Option B is wrong because eligible adults are not permanently excluded. Option C confuses voting eligibility with holding public office. Option D is wrong because demarcation means fixing constituency boundaries, not registering voters. Memory cue: eighteen plus eligibility plus registration leads to inclusion in the voters’ list.