S1 Our Constitution reminds us of the necessity of representation in a large democracy S6 Elections ...........

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S1: Our Constitution reminds us of the necessity of representation in a large democracy.

S6: Elections have today become the most visible symbol of the democratic process.

P: This is why elections become important.

Q: Therefore representatives are elected by the people.

R: Whenever we think of India as a democracy, our mind invariably turns to our successful elections.

S: All citizens cannot participate in taking every decision.

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Explanation:

- S1: The Constitution highlights the need for representation in a large democracy.

- S6: Elections are seen as the primary symbol of democracy today.

- P: Due to this, elections hold significant importance.

- Q: To ensure representation, people elect representatives.

- R: When we think of India’s democracy, elections often come to mind.

- S: Direct decision-making by all citizens isn't feasible.

Let's analyze the options:

- Option 1 (Q S R P): This sequence emphasizes the role of representatives first, which deviates from the logical flow as it doesn't explain why elections are significant initially.

- Option 2 (S P Q R): It starts with the limitation of citizen participation, then jumps to the importance of elections without explaining the process.

- Option 3 (P Q S R): Begins with stating elections' importance but lacks initial reasoning.

- Option 4 (S Q P R): Correct order. It logically explains that all can't participate directly (S), so representatives are elected (Q), hence elections matter (P), and result in successful democratic practice (R).