Why is India called a republic? – McqOptions

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1.	Why is India called a republic?
A.	The maximum number of its legislatures is directly elected by the people -
B.	It is a union of states
C.	Indian citizens exercise fundamental rights
D.	Here the head of state is elected for a fixed term.
Answer» E.

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