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A party is recognised as a 'state party' if it secures at least
A6% of total votes in the state Legislative Assembly election and wins at least 2 seats
B3% votes in the state assembly
C10% of seats in Lok Sabha
Dany one seat in the state
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 6% of total votes in the state Legislative Assembly election and wins at least 2 seats
1. State-party recognition needs 6% of votes in the state assembly election.
2. It must also win at least 2 seats in that assembly.
3. Both conditions are required for recognition.
_Source: NCERT Class 10 Polity, Ch 4 "Political Parties"_
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