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Why is the voters' list made public in elections?

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Correct answer: So that people can check their names

Answer: C, so that people can check their names. A voters’ list, also called an electoral roll, records the people who are registered to vote in a particular area. Making it public supports transparency: a citizen can check whether their name is included, whether the spelling and details are correct, and whether an ineligible or duplicate entry appears. This helps people raise corrections before polling and helps election officials prepare an accurate list. Option A is wrong because the list makes information available rather than hiding candidates. Option B is wrong because the purpose is to facilitate lawful voting, not stop it. Option D is wrong because a voters’ list does not alter counted votes or results. Memory cue: a public list lets voters “see and verify,” while secrecy applies to the vote itself.

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Voters ListElectoral RollTransparencyVoter VerificationElectionsElectoral System In India (From Constituency Demarcation To Voter Lists)Electoral System In India From Constituency Demarcation To Voter ListsElectoral Politics

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