Social Science · Democracy
Why do elections take place after fixed time intervals in a democracy? (a) To ensure accountability of the government (b) To ensure equal political participation by the parties (c) To encourage political debate and public dialogue (d) It is purely a customary practice without utility Choose the correct option:
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(a), (b) and (c)
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