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Who can contest elections in a democracy? - Practice - ObjectiveMcq

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Civics Class 9Medium

Who can contest elections in a democracy?

Correct Answer: C — Anyone who meets the legal qualifications

In a democracy, any citizen who meets the necessary legal qualifications, such as age and residency, can stand for election. This ensures inclusivity and fairness in the political process.

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