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Who elects the members of Lok Sabha?

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Correct answer: Directly by the people

Members of Lok Sabha are elected directly by the people in general elections. The country is divided into territorial constituencies, and voters in each constituency choose one representative through the prescribed electoral process. This gives elected members a direct link with citizens and makes Lok Sabha the House of the People. The government is also expected to retain the confidence of this directly elected House, which is why Lok Sabha has an especially important role in controlling the executive.

Option C is correct: the people directly elect Lok Sabha members. The President does not choose ordinary members, judges do not select them, and Governors do not nominate them. Those options confuse the functions of other constitutional authorities with the electoral process. A direct election means that citizens cast votes for candidates or parties in their own constituencies; it does not mean that members are appointed after the election. This direct popular mandate strengthens democratic representation and accountability.

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