System of Elections in India Video Lecture | Social Studies (SST) Class 8

every five years the Lok Sabha and the
Vidhan Sabha are dissolved and the
people elect new represent this is known
as the general election and is carry
sometimes the Lok Sabha and the Vidhan
Sabha are dissolved such an election is
called at times apart from the general
election an election may need to be held
for a single constituency due to the
untimely death going back to the case
study on the 1987 elections in Haryana
trans in Haryana do you recall that a
total of nine the first step in the
election process is to divide the entire
country or for example for the Lok Sabha
elections we learned that in a
democratic election people can freely
contest in elections the election system
in India also the process of nominating
the candidates for an election begins
with political parties nominating their
candidate
the candidates nominated by a party uses
its symbol every contestant then needs
to fill up a nomination form according
to some recent modifications in the
nomination procedure introduced by the
Supreme Court of India every candidate
has to make a legal declaration of
details such as criminal cases pending
against them the key purpose of an
election is to allow their people to
choose their representatives in a free
and fair manner fair manner an election
campaign provides an opportunity for the
candidates and political leaders to
contact their voters
political parties also use newspapers
and tip in India a period of two weeks
between the announcement of the final
list of candidates and the date of
polling is allotted for election
campaigning