Who can take action when election rules are violated?

Correct answer: Election Commission

Correct answer: A, the Election Commission. Election rules need an authorised, impartial institution to supervise the process, apply the electoral code and other rules, receive or examine complaints, and take appropriate action within its legal powers. This helps protect equal competition and public confidence. Option A is correct because the Election Commission is responsible for administering elections and enforcing applicable election requirements. Option B is wrong because a film actor has no general constitutional authority to enforce election rules merely by being famous. Option C is wrong because a private shop is a business, not an election authority. Option D is wrong because a sports committee manages sporting matters, not elections. The exact action depends on the law and circumstances, so the safe principle is that authorised election authorities—not private individuals or unrelated organisations—handle violations. Memory cue: election rules require election authorities.