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In order to stand for the Lok Sabha election, a candidate must be at least:

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SSC Selection Post 2022 Matriculation Level Question Paper (02-Aug-2022) (Shift-4)
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25 years old

The correct answer is 25 years old.

Should not be an undischarged insolvent. Should not have voluntarily acquired citizenship of a foreign state. Should not be disqualified by any law made by Parliament (like the Representation of the People Act, 1951). Understanding these requirements is essential for anyone aspiring to contest or learning about the electoral process in India.

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