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With reference to the electoral framework in India, what is the primary purpose of Form 6?

A To apply for the inclusion of names of new electors in the electoral rolls

B To transfer a voter's registration from one assembly constituency to another

C To file objections against the inclusion of wrongful names in electoral constituencies

D To apply for corrections of entries in existing electoral roll cards

Correct answer: (a) To apply for the inclusion of names of new electors in the electoral rolls

Explanation

Option A is correct as Form 6 is the statutory application utilized solely for enrolling new electors under the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960. Options B, C, and D describe purposes handled by other forms (such as Form 7 and Form 8) rather than Form 6.

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Key facts

Askable facts for Form 6 Voter Registration and Declaration Rules

Parent Act

Representation of the People Act, 1950

Why it mattersGoverns statutory procedures for preparation and revision of electoral rolls.
Relevant Rules

Registration of Electors Rules, 1960

Why it mattersDefines exact application forms including Form 6 for voter enrolment.
Enforcing Authority

Election Commission of India

Why it mattersConstitutional authority under Article 324 overseeing electoral roll accuracy.

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