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In India, political parties are given recognition by
Election Commision
Speaker of Lok Sabha
President
Law Commision
- Option 1: Election Commission
- This is the correct option.
- The Election Commission of India is responsible for giving recognition to political parties.
- It classifies them as national or state parties depending on their performance in elections.
- Option 2: Speaker of Lok Sabha
- The Speaker is the presiding officer of the Lower House of Parliament.
- The Speaker does not have the authority to recognize political parties.
- Option 3: President
- The President is the ceremonial head of the country.
- No involvement in recognizing political parties.
- Option 4: Law Commission
- It is an advisory body on legal reforms.
- Not involved in political party recognition.
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