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Why is asking for votes in the name of caste or religion considered wrong in an election campaign?

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Correct answer: Because it is against fair and healthy electoral conduct

Correct answer: D, because it is against fair and healthy electoral conduct. Elections should allow voters to consider policies, performance, and public issues freely. Asking for votes by appealing to caste or religion can divide citizens, encourage prejudice, and shift attention away from common public concerns. A is wrong because the length of a voter list has nothing to do with such appeals. B is wrong because the number of polling booths is decided by administrative requirements, not by campaign language. C is wrong because ballot size is a physical election arrangement. D is correct because divisive appeals undermine respectful and fair competition. Memory cue: democratic campaigns discuss public work, not hostility between communities.

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Caste And Religion AppealClean CampaignFair Electoral ConductNomination Of Candidates And Election CampaignsElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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