Electoral laws in India, particularly the Representation of the People Act, 1950 and 1951, outline the conditions under which a person can be disqualified from being included in an electoral roll or from voting. These grounds are aimed at ensuring the integrity of the electoral process.
Identify the correct group of grounds on the basis of which a citizen may be disqualified to vote. -
Asked in School Lecturer (Sanskrit Edu.) 2022 2 2022 · Topic: The Citizenship (Rights available exclusively to Citizens)
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Answer: D. corrupt or illegal practice, unsoundness of mind, terrorist activity
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