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| The process of elections | |
| Role of the Election Commission | 1. To prepare the voters’ list. |
| 2. To decide the timetable and the programme of elections. | |
| 3. To give recognition to political parties. | |
| 4. To scrutinize the applications of candidates. | |
| 5. To resolve any disputes relating to elections. | |
| Role of the voters | 1. To get their names registered in the electoral roll once they have completed 18 years of age. |
| 2. To cast their vote with great responsibility. | |
| 3. To elect representatives who are efficient, honest, trustworthy, respect the opinion of people, and give preference to their welfare. | |
| 4. To follow the model code of conduct. | |
| Role of political parties and their candidates | 1. After the election dates are declared, every political party should select the candidates to contest elections. |
| 2. The selected candidates should fill the applications which include information about their own self. | |
| 3. The candidates and political parties should abide by the ‘Model Code of Conduct for the success of the election process. | |
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