true or false. everyone who fills the nomination form can contest elections
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It's false as not everyone who fills the nomination form can contest elections.
Explanation:
The selection of a candidate for an honour or prize, or for election to a public office, includes the nomination procedure.
- In order to complete up the nomination form, each party candidate and independent candidate must be present in person.
- As determined by the Election Commission, he or she must provide accurate information on the nomination form.
- The nomination applications are then examined.
- The nomination forms are rejected if there are anomalies in a nomination paper and if the information is discovered to be fraudulent.
- As a result, not every candidate who submits a nomination form is eligible to run for office.
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Answer:
The given statement is false.
Explanation:
- We clearly know that the selection of a candidate for honor or prize, or for election to a public office, includes many aspects, one of which, but a long and lengthy one is, the nomination procedure.
- In the process of finishing that particular form, the physical presence of the candidate is extremely important in any case at all.
- According to the Election Commission, accuracy in the information provided in the form is a must.
- After this, they examine the nomination forms and applications.
- If there are anomalies in a nomination paper or if the information is discovered to be fraudulent, the forms might get rejected straight away.
- This is why not all candidates submitting the nomination form is considered eligible to run for office.
Final Answer:
The given statement is false.
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