The correct option is B Elections in India are, by and large, peaceful
In Democratic India, general elections take place every five years. All
those who are eighteen years of age have a right to vote. A number of
candidates seek the election. They move from door to door. They hold
public meetings and explain the programs of their parties. If they get
majority of votes, they win; but if they do not, they lose. An election,
therefore, is like a battle. But this battle is fought in a peaceful
way. It is a battle of ballots, not a battle of bullets.