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Who gets equal voting rights in elections?

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Correct answer: Eligible citizens

Correct answer: A, eligible citizens. Equal voting rights are based on the democratic principle that citizens who meet the legal conditions for voting should have an equal opportunity to participate, regardless of wealth, occupation, social position, religion, caste, or whether they are ministers or candidates. Option A is correct because eligibility, not fame or money, determines who can vote. Option B is wrong because ministers are not the only people with votes; they vote as eligible citizens. Option C is wrong because candidates are only one group among voters and need not be candidates to vote. Option D is wrong because wealth must not give a person extra political value. Equality means that each eligible voter’s vote has the same formal value. The important memory cue is: one person, one vote, one value—subject to the legal eligibility rules.

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Equal Voting RightsEligible CitizensUniversal FranchiseDemocracyWhat Makes Elections In India Free And Fair?What Makes Elections In India Free And FairElectoral PoliticsCivics

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