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What should be avoided in election campaign regarding misleading rumours?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Spreading rumours

Correct answer: A, spreading rumours. A rumour is unverified information passed from person to person. During an election, misleading rumours can confuse voters, damage reputations and influence choices without reliable evidence. Therefore candidates and supporters should avoid spreading them and should communicate verified policies and facts instead. A is correct because the question asks what must be avoided. B is wrong because explaining policy helps voters understand choices, provided the explanation is truthful. C is wrong because meeting people is a normal part of democratic campaigning when done peacefully and lawfully. D is wrong because reading a manifesto helps people learn a party's stated programme. Memory cue: inform voters with facts, not unverified claims.

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RumoursCampaignMisinformationNomination Of Candidates And Election CampaignsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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