Why does the Election Commission give instructions to election officials?

Correct answer: To run the election process properly

Direct answer: The Election Commission gives instructions so that election officials can conduct the process properly, uniformly, and according to the rules. Officials handle important duties such as checking arrangements, assisting eligible voters, protecting secrecy, maintaining order, recording procedures, and following instructions for polling and counting. Common directions reduce confusion and help prevent arbitrary or partisan action. Option A is correct because clear instructions support an orderly and impartial election. Option B is wrong because officials are not instructed to teach candidates how to campaign; campaign rules may be communicated, but that is not the main purpose here. Option C is wrong because the aim is to facilitate lawful voting, not send voters away. Option D is wrong because transparent procedures and accurate counting are intended, not concealment. Consistent administration strengthens public confidence in the result. Memory cue: “Common instructions, common rules, trustworthy election.”