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  1. Democratic countries need to find a way to prevent illiterate people from voting.
  2. Elections are mostly rigged even in democratic countries. 
  3. A truly democratic country like India gives everyone an equal right to choose their representatives.
  4. Illiteracy is a problem that cannot be solved. 
  5. India is not truly democratic. 
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Option 3 : A truly democratic country like India gives everyone an equal right to choose their representatives.

It can be concluded that even though a large chunk of its population is illiterate, India gives everyone the right to vote. Option 1 cannot be right as the statements clearly mention that everyone has an equal right to vote in a democracy, which is stated in option 3. Option 2 has no basis while option 5 goes against the argument given in the statements. Option 4 also makes an assumption without any reasonable basis. Hence, only option 3 is the right answer.
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