West Bengal Police Constable Special Mock Test

Indian Polity - Election

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1) How many members are there in the Election Commission of India?

A) 5

B) 7

C) 3

D) 9

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2) In the context of Indian elections, what is the significance of the 'voter verifiable paper audit trail' (VVPAT)?

A) It provides a means to verify that the vote cast by a voter is recorded correctly.

B) It ensures that the voting process is quicker and more efficient.

C) It eliminates the need for election officials at polling booths.

D) It helps in reducing the cost of elections significantly.

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3) Who was the first Chief Election Commissioner of India?

A) 2. S. P. Sen Verma

B) 3. Sukumar Sen

C) 1. K. V. K. Sundaram

D) 4. Rajmannar

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4) Who appoints the Chief Election Commissioner of India?

A) President

B) Vice-President

C) Chief Justice of India

D) Prime Minister

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5) Which article of the Indian Constitution empowers the Election Commission to direct and control elections to the Parliament and State Legislatures?

A) Article 243K.

B) Article 324.

C) Article 329.

D) Article 326.

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6) In an election between-Ravi and Manoj, Ravi gets 61% of the total valid votes. If total votes were 25000
and 20% of the total votes were declared invalid, then other candidate Manoj get how much number of
votes?

A) 7800

B) 9750

C) 8025

D) 8200

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7) Who can remove the Chief Election Commissioner of India?

A) Prime Minister of India

B) Governor of the respective state

C) Supreme Court of India

D) President of India

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8) ............ was the first woman Chief Election Commissioner of India

A) Meira Kumar

B) Rama Devi

C) Pratibha Devi

D) Nirmala Sitaraman

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9) In the context of Elections in India, the term VVPAT stands for

A) Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail

B) Voter Vivid Press Audit Trail

C) Voter Verifiable Paper Account Trail

D) Voter Visit Poll Account Trail

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10) In the event of a dispute in the election of the President of India, which authority is responsible for resolving such disputes?

A) The Election Commission of India.

B) The President of India.

C) The Parliament of India.

D) The Supreme Court of India.

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