Correct option is C
The correct passive voice transformation is option (c).
Active Voice Sentence:
"After we come to power at the Centre, we will conduct a countrywide caste census."
Structure Analysis:
· Tense: Future simple tense ("will conduct")
· Subject: "We"
· Object: "a countrywide caste census"
· Time clause: "After we come to power at the Centre"
Passive Voice Rule for Future Simple Tense:
will/shall + be + past participle (V3) of the verb.
Here, the verb is "conduct" → past participle = "conducted"
Passive Construction:
The object of the active sentence becomes the subject in the passive sentence.
So:
"A countrywide caste census will be conducted by us after we come to power at the Centre."
Why other options are incorrect:
· (a) "will have been conducted" – This is future perfect tense, not future simple.
· (b) "as and when we come to power" – Not the same expression of time as "after"; slightly changes the meaning.
· (d) "should be conducted" – "Should" changes the intent; it's no longer a definitive action but a suggestion.
Correct Answer: (c)
Passive voice with correct tense, subject, object, and time clause preserved.