Differentiate between General Elections and Assembly Elections
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Explanation:
A general election is held to elect all or most of a political body, usually the legislature, of a country. In parliamentary countries this to elect a new parliament. In presidential countries it is to elect the legislature and possibly the president.
A constituent assembly is a type of constitutional convention in which all delegates are popularly elected. A constitutional convention is called to write or amend a country’s constitution.
In the case of India, the constituent assembly elected in 1946 also acted as India’s first parliament, so the election was basically of both types.
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Elections......
Explanation:
general election:
a general election is an voting election it's an political voting election where all or most members to be voted....
Assembly elections:
members of state legislative assembly, are elected directly by voting from a set of candidates...