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Question

Which of the following pairs of political parties and symbols is not matched correctly ?

The correct answer is
Lok Janshakti Party - Arrow

Political Party Symbols: Identifying the Mismatch

The question requires us to identify the pair where a political party is incorrectly associated with its election symbol. Let's examine each option to find the incorrect match.

Political Party Symbol in Option Actual Election Symbol Status
Indian National Lok Dal Spectacles Spectacles Correctly Matched
Telugu Desam Party Bicycle Bicycle Correctly Matched
Lok Janshakti Party Arrow House Incorrectly Matched
Biju Janata Dal Conch Conch Correctly Matched

Detailed Explanation of Mismatched Pair

To identify the incorrect pairing, we need to confirm the official election symbol for each political party mentioned:

  • Indian National Lok Dal (INLD): The symbol associated with this party is indeed Spectacles.
  • Telugu Desam Party (TDP): The symbol for TDP is correctly identified as a Bicycle.
  • Lok Janshakti Party (LJP): The option lists the symbol as an Arrow. However, the correct and official election symbol for the Lok Janshakti Party is a House. The symbol 'Arrow' actually belongs to the Samajwadi Party. Therefore, this pair is incorrectly matched.
  • Biju Janata Dal (BJD): The BJD's election symbol is correctly given as a Conch.

Conclusion on Mismatched Symbols

By comparing the symbols provided in the options with the actual election symbols of the political parties, we can conclude that the pair Lok Janshakti Party - Arrow is the one that is not matched correctly. The LJP's symbol is 'House'.

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