If a constituency has 80% people belonging to caste X, then which of the following options are possible:
A
Maximum candidates belong to caste X.
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B
Other castes may not get a representation.
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C
Minority castes will get equal representation.
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D
People belonging to caste X can only vote.
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Solution
The correct options are A Maximum candidates belong to caste X. B Other castes may not get a representation. In constituencies where 80% population belongs to a single caste, X, political parties may have multiple candidates from this caste and may not have any candidates from other minority castes. This would mean that a group of voters would have more than one candidate to choose from, whereas the rest would have no representation. But it is not necessary that people of a particular caste will vote for candidates from the same caste. No party has ever won the votes of all the voters in that caste or community.