Question

"elections in china do not represent people's verdict". Explain

Answer 1

1. in China the elections are held after every five years to elect t countries Parliament called Quanguo renmin daibioa dahui (National People's Congress)
2. The National People's Congress has the power to elect the President of the country.
3. It has 3000 members elected from all over China. Some of them are elected from the Army
4. Before Contest elections the candidate has to take the permission of Chinese Communist party
5. Only Chinese communist party or 8 smaller parties Allied to it were allowed to contest the elections in 2002 -2003
So the government is always formed by the Chinese communist party. So elections in China do not represent people s verdict

Answer 2

The following are the reasons in support of the given statement:

1. The concept of democracy got introduced in China in the later phase of the 19th century.

2. In China, polls are usually held after a period of five years for choosing the Parliament of the country, described as the National People's Congress.

3. Among 3000 members of the Congress, some are elected by the army.

4. The power to appoint or elect the president of China is in the hands of the National People's Congress.

5. A candidate has to take the approval from the Chinese Communist party in order to contest in the elections.