what are the challenges of free and fair elections
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use of money: political parties may use money to win votes from people.
use of muscle power: they may threat the voter to caste vote for them.
criminals in politics: this leads to involvement of corrupt practices in elections.
capturing of booths: participants may capture a booth. carrying out malpractices to provide themselves with highest number of votes.
hardly any choice: voters find all the parties to have same promises so, it becomes hard for them to choose one particular candidate.
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use of money: political parties may use money to win votes from people.
use of muscle power: they may threat the voter to caste vote for them.
criminals in politics: this leads to involvement of corrupt practices in elections.
capturing of booths: participants may capture a booth. carrying out malpractices to provide themselves with highest number of votes.
hardly any choice: voters find all the parties to have same promises so, it becomes hard for them to choose one particular candidate.
hope it helps :)
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use of money: political parties may use money to win votes from people. (USUALLY SEEN BRIBING PEOPLE WHO DONT KNOW MUCH ABOUT THEIR RIGHTS)
use of muscle power: they may threat the voter to caste vote for them.(GUNDA TYPES)
criminals in politics: this leads to involvement of corrupt practices in elections.(DIRTY TRICKS)
capturing of booths: participants may capture a booth. carrying out malpractices to provide themselves with highest number of votes.(AT THE BOOTHS SENDING THEIR PEOPLE TO INSIST OTHERS TO FOR THEM)
hardly any choice: voters find all the parties to have same promises so, it becomes hard for them to choose one particular candidate.(EVERY PARTY SAY THE SAME PROMISES COPY CATS)
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