Indian Polity · Civics
Why do elections take place after a fixed time interval in a democracy? (a) To ensure the accountability of the government to the people (b) To ensure equal political participation by different political parties (c) To encourage ongoing political debate and public dialogue (d) Merely because it is a customary practice Choose the correct option:
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(a), (b), and (c)
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