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Which act is generally prohibited during voting?

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Correct answer: Rigging

The correct answer is A, rigging. Rigging means using dishonest or illegal methods to influence voting or alter the election result. It can include tampering with votes, impersonating voters, intimidation, or other unfair practices, depending on the situation. Such conduct violates the idea of a free and fair election. Identity checking is a normal safeguard: officials verify that the person is the registered voter. Applying indelible ink is also a normal polling step because it helps prevent the same person from voting again. Counting votes is a necessary stage after polling and is not itself prohibited. Remember: lawful checks and counting protect the election; rigging damages it.

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RiggingMalpracticeFair ElectionElectoral PoliticsPolling And Counting Of VotesCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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