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Chapter 3: Election and Representation process of selecting their representative. This is consistent with the principle of equality and non-discrimination that we studied in the 67 chapter on rights. Many people thought and many think so today that giving the right to vote to everyone irrespective of t u educational qualification was not R EAD A C ARTOON T right. But our Constitution o makers had a firm belief in the B n ability and worth of all adult r citizens as equals in the matter i C of deciding what is good for the h society, the country and for their r p own constituencies. C What is true of the right to a vote is also true of right to contest n h election.Allcitizenshavetheright S to stand for election and become the representative of the people. However, there are different minimum age requirements for contestingelections.Forexample, in order to stand for Lok Sabha or Assembly election, a candidate must be at least 25 years old. There are some other restrictions also. For instance, there is a legal provision that a person who has undergone imprisonment for two or more years for some offence is disqualified from contesting 21 October 1951 elections. But there are no restrictions of income, education Why is universal adult franchise compared or class or gender on the right to to an elephant? Is it unmanageable? Or is it like the story in which everyone describes the contest elections. In this sense, our system of election is open to elephant only by its parts? all citizens. Independent Election Commission Several efforts have been made in India to ensure the free and fair election system and process. The most important among these is the Reprint 2026-27