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  1. Which of the following symbols is a symbol reserved by the Election Commission for more than one political party in the election to the Loks Sabha/ Vidhan Sabha?
    1. Hand
    2. Louts
    3. Wheel
    4. Elephant
Correct Option: D

The Election Commission enjoys great powers when it comes to allotment of symbols. Elephant has been a favorite with it as it can be seen that the BSP, Asom Gana Parishad and Sikkim Sangram Parishad all had the elephant as their symbols sometime back.


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