Concept:Overseas Indians (NRIs) can vote in Lok Sabha elections only if they are Indian citizens, registered in the electoral roll, and physically present in India on polling day.
Explanation:Statement 1 is correct because only a citizen of India is eligible to vote.
An overseas elector must not have acquired citizenship of any other country.
Statement 2 is correct: the person’s name must appear in the electoral roll of the constituency where his/her Indian residence (as per passport) is located.
This is governed by Section 20A of the Representation of the People Act, 1950.
Statement 3 is also correct. Currently, India does not permit e-voting for NRIs.
Postal ballots are available only for election duty personnel, armed forces, and preventive detention cases.
Proxy voting is allowed only for specific categories (armed forces, police, government officials posted abroad).
Therefore, an ordinary overseas Indian voter must be present at the polling station in India and show the original passport to cast a vote.
All three conditions are mandatory.
Answer:1, 2 and 3