Political Science, asked by pushkaragra2006, 8 months ago

How can it be concluded that in India elections are always free and fair

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Answered by GurleenKaur24

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Answer:

The Election Commission is indeed powerful enough to ensure free and fair elections.

Now a days ,people are more aware about the voting system and they can vote fairly.

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May it helps you ..☝️

Answered by tanveenkaur894

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Answer:

Hllo

Hope you are fine dear ❤❤

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