20. In which of the following countries is the value of votes of one section of society more then the value of another section ? *
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Nepal
India
Pakistan
Fiji
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fiji
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"Fiji"
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A majority rules system depends on an essential rule of political balance. In a majority rules system, every grown-up resident should have one vote and each vote should have one worth. Yet, there are many examples of disavowal of equivalent right to cast a ballot:
(I) In Saudi Arabia ladies didn't reserved the privilege to cast a ballot till as of late.
(ii) Estonia has made its citizenship rules so that individuals having a place with Russian minority think that it is hard to get the option to cast a ballot.
(iii) In Fiji, the electing framework is to such an extent that the vote of a native Fiji has more worth than that of an Indian-Fijian.
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