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Which difference between voter and candidate rights in a reserved seat is correct?

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Correct answer: All eligible voters can vote, but the candidate must belong to the specified reserved category.

Correct answer: A. A reserved constituency changes the eligibility condition for contesting, not the basic voting rights of citizens. First, understand the two roles: a voter chooses a representative, while a candidate contests the election. In a seat reserved for a particular category, the candidate must satisfy the relevant reservation rule. However, all eligible voters registered in that constituency can vote, regardless of their own social category. Option A is correct because it keeps these two rules separate. Option B is wrong because voting is not restricted only to the reserved category. Option C is wrong because reserved seats still have candidates. Option D is wrong because they also have voters. Memory cue: reservation generally applies to who may contest, not to who may vote.

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Reserved-SeatVoting-RightCandidate-EligibilityElectoral 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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