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India is a democratic nation where the citizens hold the ultimate authority. The Constitution grants every citizen the right to elect their representatives. Voting is the means through which citizens establish the government. This is not merely a right but also a responsibility.

Article 326 of the Indian Constitution entitles every adult citizen (at least 18 years old) the right to vote, ensuring equality and participation opportunities. Active voting not only fortifies democracy but also ensures transparency and accountability in governance.

Article 326 outlines four main conditions for becoming a voter:

1. Must be an Indian citizen

2. Minimum age should be 18 years

3. Must be a resident of the constituency in which they reside

4. No contempt or disqualifica

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