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Why are the areas of Lok Sabha and Assembly constituencies not always the same?

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Correct answer: Because they are created for different levels of representatives.

Correct answer: A. India has different elected bodies at different levels. A Lok Sabha constituency is used to elect a Member of Parliament to the Union Parliament, whereas an Assembly constituency is used to elect a member of the state legislative assembly. Their boundaries and size are therefore designed for different representative institutions and do not have to be identical. In many arrangements, several Assembly constituencies lie within one Lok Sabha constituency, though the exact delimitation follows the applicable legal process. Option A is correct because it identifies the different representative levels. B is wrong because voting takes place in both. C is wrong because neither constituency is a court. D is wrong because these are electoral areas, not market areas. Memory cue: Lok Sabha means Union-level representation; Assembly means state-level representation.

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Lok-SabhaAssemblyConstituency-LevelsElectoral System In India (From Constituency Demarcation To Voter Lists)Electoral System In India From Constituency Demarcation To Voter ListsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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