A candidate for the office of the president of India must be proposed by
Under the Presidential and Vice-Presidential Elections Act, 1952, as amended, a candidate for President must be proposed by at least fifty electors (and seconded by fifty…
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A candidate for the office of the president of India must be proposed by
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Under the Presidential and Vice-Presidential Elections Act, 1952, as amended, a candidate for President must be proposed by at least fifty electors (and seconded by fifty electors), so the requirement is "At least 50 electors", not "At least 100 electors", "At least 150 electors" or "At least 200 electors".
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