A2013
B2014
C2012
D2010
A2013
B2014
C2012
D2010
Related Questions:
4. Consider the following statements on the Election Commission’s jurisdiction:
(i) It conducts elections to Parliament, State Legislatures, and offices of President and Vice-President.
(ii) The Election Commission has control over elections to Panchayats and Municipalities.
(iii) The State Election Commissions are independent of Election Commission of India and handle local body elections.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
Which of the following statements are correct regarding the powers and duties of the Election Commission of India?
The Election Commission determines the territorial areas of electoral constituencies based on the Delimitation Commission Act.
The Election Commission has the authority to cancel polls in cases of rigging, booth capturing, or violence.
The Election Commission can directly disqualify members of Parliament or State Legislatures without advising the President or Governor.
Consider the following statements about recognition criteria for National Parties in India:
A party must secure at least 6% of valid votes in four or more states and win 4 Lok Sabha seats.
A party must win 2% of seats in Lok Sabha, with MPs from three or more states.
A party can become a national party by winning at least 10% votes at Lok Sabha elections.
Which of the statements are correct?