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Why is restricted entry maintained at the counting centre?

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Correct answer: To maintain security, order, and integrity of counting

Correct answer: A. A counting centre handles the votes that determine the election result, so it must remain secure and orderly. Restricted entry means that only authorised officials, candidates or their permitted representatives, and other approved persons can enter. This reduces the risk of unauthorised touching, substitution, damage, confusion, or interruption. It also allows counting staff to follow the prescribed procedure carefully and helps observers see that the process is controlled rather than secret or arbitrary. B is wrong because voters do not vote again during counting. C is wrong because the candidate list is fixed according to election rules before counting; entry restrictions cannot change it. D is wrong because a counting centre is for counting votes, not for campaigning. Memory cue: limited entry protects the count; it does not alter the voters’ choice.

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Counting CentreRestricted EntryElection IntegrityPolling And Counting Of VotesElectoral PoliticsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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