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Why are duplicate entries corrected in a voter list?

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Correct answer: To keep the list accurate and trustworthy

Direct answer: A, to keep the voter list accurate and trustworthy. An electoral roll should correctly show eligible voters and their relevant electoral details. A duplicate entry means the same person may appear more than once, perhaps because of an administrative mistake or a change of residence. Correcting such entries improves the accuracy of the roll and helps election officials maintain a fair, orderly process. B is wrong because correction is intended to support proper voting, not stop legitimate voting. C is wrong because voter-list maintenance does not create or increase the number of candidates. D is wrong because removing duplicate names does not remove constituency boundaries; demarcation is a separate matter. A duplicate entry also must not be confused with a person having two voting rights. Memory cue: clean roll, fair roll—accurate records support trustworthy elections.

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Duplicate EntriesVoter ListAccuracyElectoral RollElectoral System In India (From Constituency Demarcation To Voter Lists)Electoral System In India From Constituency Demarcation To Voter ListsElectoral PoliticsCivics

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