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1. S1 - In direct elections in India, people over 18 years participate in the electoral process by casting their votes.
S2 - Elections are classified into two types: direct and indirect elections.
S2 - Elections are classified into two types: direct and indirect elections.
2. S1 - Pressure groups are the interest groups that work to secure specific interest by influencing the public policy.
S2 - Pressure groups neither contest elections nor try to capture political power.
S2 - Pressure groups neither contest elections nor try to capture political power.
3. S1 - A strong opposition is vital for the operation of democracy.
S2 - The political party which gets the second largest number of seats next to the majority party is called the Opposition party.
S2 - The political party which gets the second largest number of seats next to the majority party is called the Opposition party.
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