Which of the following statement(s) is/are correct about voting?

All the statements are correct.

The correct answer is Option 4 - All the statements are correct.

Option 1- The Right to vote was granted to every adult Indian soon after the independence. (Correct)
Option 2- In countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom, only men of property were first granted the right to vote. (Correct)
Option 3- Women in the United States and the United Kingdom got voting right after a long struggle. (Correct)
Option 4- All the statements are correct. (answer)

The Constitution of India thus emerged through a process of intense debate and discussion. Many of its provisions were arrived at through a process of give-and-take, by forging a middle ground between two opposed positions. However, on one central feature of the Constitution there was substantial agreement. This was on the granting of the vote to every adult Indian. This was an unprecedented act of faith, for in other democracies the vote had been granted slowly, and in stages. In countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom, only men of property were first granted the vote; then, men with education were also allowed into the charmed circle. After a long and bitter struggle, men of working-class or peasant background were also given the right to vote. An even longer struggle was required to grant this right to women. A second important feature of the Constitution was its emphasis on secularism.