In the two lists given below, List I provides the list of Electoral Problems, while List II indicates Electoral Reforms. Match the two lists and choose the correct answer from the code given below:

List I (Electoral Problem)		List II (Electoral Reform)
(a)	Fake registration of voters	(i)	Voting in phases
(b)	Delay in counting of votes	(ii)	Raising the security deposit of candidates
(c)	Violence during elections	(iii)	Electronic voting machines
(d)	Excessive contestants	(iv)	Photo identity cards

List I

(Electoral Problem)

List II

(Electoral Reform)

• ​The Indian voter ID card is an identity document issued by the Election Commission of India to Indian citizens over the age of 18 who are voting in municipal, state, and national elections.
• It primarily serves as proof of identity for Indian citizens voting in municipal, state, and national elections. 
• According to ECI, there 85 million names on India’s electoral rolls were either fake or duplicates.

• Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) are voting machines that help or take care of the task of casting and tallying votes. 
• Delays in the counting of votes can be caused by glitches in EVMs. 

• Violence is another means to gain political goals. 
• In, The number of victims of political violence in Gram Panchayat elections and up to General Elections, as well as domestic conflicts such as intra-State, inter-State, communal, sectorial, and caste conflicts is far greater than the number of terrorist attacks victims.
• To prevent Violence during the polls elections commission organised elections in different phases. 

• In India, anyone who is eligible to vote and must be at least 25 year old can also run for election. 
• Anyone who wants to run for office must fill out a nomination form and pay a security deposit.
• There is a lesser bar on the candidates for filing nominations. 
• To discourage non-serious candidates Eci asking for raising the security deposit of candidates.