what is the outcomes of free and fair election held in India
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The outcome of free and fair elections in India are:
a. The ruling party often loses the election held at the national or state level, with the party in the opposition winning and forming the government.
b. The defeated candidates or party accepts the defeat.
c. In India, half of the sitting MP's or MLA's lose elections.
d. Candidates using money power, involved in buying votes or having criminal connections often lose elections.
e. The record of elections in India proves that elections in India have been accepted as People's verdict.
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The outcome of free and fair elections in India are:
a. The ruling party often loses the election held at the national or state level, with the party in the opposition winning and forming the government.
b. The defeated candidates or party accepts the defeat.
c. In India, half of the sitting MP's or MLA's lose elections.
d. Candidates using money power, involved in buying votes or having criminal connections often lose elections.
e. The record of elections in India proves that elections in India have been accepted as People's verdict.
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The outcomes of free and fair elections held in India are:
- The parties that were in power at the national or the state level routinely lose elections in India.
- Also approximately half of the sitting MPs and MIAs lose elections. This shows that the leaders in power have minimum influence on the election results.
- Competing candidates who allegedly have spent a huge sum of money in 'buying votes' and those with criminal connections often lose elections.
- The electoral outcomes are peacefully accepted by everyone as the people's verdict.
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