Political Science: Political Parties · Class 10 · CBSE Social Science
Which measure was introduced in India to discourage elected representatives from changing political parties merely for personal gain?
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Which measure was introduced in India to discourage elected representatives from changing political parties merely for personal gain?
- A.The anti-defection lawCorrect answer
- B.The introduction of universal adult franchise
- C.The reservation of seats for women in Parliament
- D.The creation of the Election Commission
Solution
The anti-defection law was made to prevent elected MPs and MLAs from changing parties for office or other personal benefits. A representative who defects may lose membership of the legislature.
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