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What risk increases if one person’s name appears in two different constituencies?

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Correct answer: Duplicate registration raises doubt about the accuracy of the electoral roll

The correct answer is A. An electoral roll should accurately record each eligible voter in the appropriate constituency. If the same person appears in two constituencies, the roll contains a duplicate entry and its reliability becomes doubtful. Such duplication can create confusion about where the person is entitled to vote and can weaken the principle that a voter should be registered correctly in the relevant electoral area. It does not make the person “more eligible”; eligibility is determined by law, not by having extra entries. B is therefore wrong. C is wrong because duplicate registration does not improve the drawing of boundaries. D is wrong because it does not abolish reservation. The safe lesson is that voter-list accuracy requires complete entries for eligible people and removal or correction of duplicate entries. Memory cue: “one voter, one correct roll entry.”

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Duplicate EntryElectoral RollAccuracyElectoral System In India (From Constituency Demarcation To Voter Lists)Electoral System In India From Constituency Demarcation To Voter ListsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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