Question

what do you mean by periodic elections​

Answer 1

This obligation is generally understood to mean that elections must take place at reasonable intervals. Any postponement of the election must be necessary because of the unique exigencies of the situation. The obligation to hold periodic elections has been interpreted to mean that the interval between elections should not be unduly long, such that the authority of the government is no longer representative of the will of the electors.Other sources, indicative of state practice, suggest that in most cases elections should be held between two and five years apart.

Answer 2

Periodic elections​

Explanation:

• Periodic elections refer to the conduct of elections after a certain period of time, in the Indian context, elections take place after every five years.
• These elections take place for the state as well as central legislatures.
• In addition to the five-year elections, there are other elections as well.
• In case of a no-confidence motion being passed against a government, there can be a by-election for electing a functional government.
• The Periodic elections also ensures that the principles of democracy are followed properly.