Statement 1: Elections to the State Legislatures are indeed on the basis of adult suffrage (Article 326). This is correct. Statement 2: There is only one general electoral roll for every territorial constituency for elections to Parliament and the State Legislatures (Article 325). This is correct. Statement 3: No person is to be ineligible for inclusion in, or to claim to be included in a special electoral roll on grounds only of religion, race, caste, sex or any of them (Article 325). This is correct. Statement 4: While political parties operate within the democratic framework, the fundamental principles for conducting elections (like suffrage, electoral rolls, non-discrimination) are laid down in the Constitution and election laws, not determined by the norms of political parties. Political parties have their own internal norms, but these do not override constitutional and statutory principles of election conduct. This statement is incorrect in the context of principles for election to the legislatures.