AArticle 324
BArticle 143
CArticle 243
DArticle 233
AArticle 324
BArticle 143
CArticle 243
DArticle 233
Related Questions:
Consider the following statements regarding the age limits for contesting elections in India.
The minimum age to contest for the office of President or Vice-President is 35 years.
The minimum age to contest for a Rajya Sabha seat is 30 years, while for a Lok Sabha seat, it is 25 years.
The minimum age to contest for a Panchayat or Municipal Council election is 25 years.
Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
Regarding the State Election Commissions (SECs), which of the following statements is/are true?
SECs are appointed by the Governor of respective states as per Article 243K.
They supervise elections to municipalities and Panchayats, independent of the Central Election Commission.
The term of office for State Election Commissioners is 6 years as fixed by the Parliament.
Removal of State Election Commissioner follows the same procedure as removal of a High Court judge.
Which of the following statements are correct regarding the State Election Commission?
The State Election Commissioner is appointed by the Governor and serves a term of 5 years or until the age of 65 years, whichever is earlier.
The State Election Commission is responsible for supervising elections to local self-government bodies like Panchayats and Municipalities.
The State Election Commissioner is directly accountable to the Election Commission of India.
Consider the following statements about election expenditure limits:
The security deposit for a Lok Sabha candidate is ₹25,000, with half for SC/ST candidates.
The expenditure limit for Lok Sabha candidates in big states was recently increased to ₹95 lakhs.
The expenditure limit for Assembly candidates in small states is ₹28 lakhs.
Which of the statements are correct?