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Answer 1

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Indian Parliament has 3 parts , Loksabha, Rajyasabha, Rastripati.

Loksabha is called lower house and should go for election in every 5 years at least (except in case of Emergency)

Election for Loksabha members is called General Election in India. Normally it should happen in every 5 years, unless Loksabha is dissolved in between it’s term of 5 years.

Loksabha should have 545 members, out of which 543 members are directly elected by citizen of India. 2 members are nominated by President of India.

For election of 543 members country has been divided in 543 Parliamentary constituencies. On an every each constituency has 1 million voters. These voters are normal voters of India who are citizen of India and have completed 18 years.

This election is single non transferable votes. Candidate which gets maximum valid votes wins. There is no minimum vote for winning is decided any candidate with maximum votes gets declared as winner.

Answer 2

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Answer :-

1) The Lok Sabha can have a maximum of 552 members . 530 members are elected from the state 20 members are elected from the union territories .



2) The president nominates 2 members from the Anglo Indian community if in her or his opinion the community is not adequately respect represented in the house .


3)
❄ The members are elected through the general elections for this purpose the entire country has been divided into constituency one member is elected from each constituency.


❄ Elections on generally held every five years .


❄ Every adult citizen 18 years of age or above has the right to vote .


❄ People cast their vote through a secret ballot this means that no one knows whom the voter voted for.



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