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How do political parties commonly fail to support internal democracy?

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CBSE
Class 10
Social Science
Democratic Politics
Political Parties
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How do political parties commo...

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Q-00014991

How do political parties commonly fail to support internal democracy?

1

By conducting frequent elections

2

By promoting transparency within organizations

3

By neglecting to hold organizational meetings

4

By encouraging member participation

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