Why is it wrong to treat accuracy of voter list as only an administrative matter in democratic elections?

Correct answer: Because it is linked with participation and representation of eligible citizens

Correct answer: A. A voter list is not merely a clerical record; it decides whose participation is recognised in the election. Eligible citizens must be included, while wrong or duplicate entries should be corrected through proper procedures. If an eligible person is left out, that person may be unable to vote and the elected body may not represent the whole community. Thus accuracy is connected with political inclusion, equal participation, and legitimate representation. Option A is correct because it links the list with citizens’ democratic rights and representation. B is wrong because the colour of paper has no connection with inclusion. C is wrong because campaign songs are unrelated to voter registration. D is wrong because a voter list does not change a candidate’s age; eligibility is checked separately. Memory cue: an accurate list means “the right people are included and counted as voters.”