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Who is elected from an Assembly constituency?

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Correct answer: Member of Legislative Assembly

Correct answer: B, a Member of the Legislative Assembly, or MLA, is elected from an Assembly constituency. First understand the two words: an Assembly constituency is a geographical area created for electing a representative to the state Legislative Assembly. People registered as voters in that area vote for candidates, and the successful candidate becomes their MLA. The MLA represents local issues in the state legislature. A is wrong because an MP represents people in Parliament and is elected from a Lok Sabha or Rajya Sabha arrangement, not an Assembly constituency. C is wrong because the Governor is appointed, not directly elected by voters from one Assembly constituency. D is wrong because the President is elected indirectly by elected representatives. Memory cue: Assembly means state legislature, so Assembly constituency gives an MLA; Lok Sabha constituency gives an MP.

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MlaLegislative AssemblyAssembly ConstituencyElectoral PoliticsIndian ElectionsElectoral System In India (From Constituency Demarcation To Voter Lists)Electoral System In India From Constituency Demarcation To Voter ListsCivics

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