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प्रश्न
With reference to the powers and functions of the Election Commission, discuss the following:
Allotment of Symbols
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उत्तर
Allotment of Symbols: The National and State level parties can have a reserved symbol for all the candidates nominated by them. The independent candidates can select any symbol out of a list of ‘Free Symbols’.
The purpose behind allotting symbols is that illiterate masses can not read the names of the candidates of their parties. It is easy for them to identify the symbols for electing candidates of their choice. Secondly ‘reserved symbols’ become so popular that the parties do not have to do canvassing for their candidates.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Mention any two powers (functions) of the Election Commission.
With reference to the composition of the Election Commission, explain the following:
Their Terms of Office and Conditions of Service.
Elections are the barometer of democracy. In this context mention any four measures that have been taken to ensure free and fair elections in India?
With reference to powers and functions of the Election Commission, discuss the following:
Ensuring Free and Fair Elections
Who allots the symbols to political parties?
What is the normal term of the Chief Election Commissioner and other Commissioners?
Name one advisory function of the Election Commission.
With reference to Election procedures, answer the following question.
State the procedure for allotment of symbols, state its advantages.
With reference to elections, answer the following question:
State the difference between the secret ballot and the open ballot.
When is repoll at a booth held?
