Sociology, asked by aarus7508, 11 months ago

Political parties are allotted symbols by [CBSE 2012]
(a) The government of India
(b) The constitution of India
(c) The party leaders
(d) The Election Commission

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Answered by anantrajusharma

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Answer:

(d) The Election Commission

Explanation:

Political parties are allotted symbols by The Election Commission

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Answered by vbsh2607

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Answer:

political parties are allotted symbols by (d) the election commission.

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