Currently which country military ceased the powers of democratic government ?
Correct answer: A. Mayanmar
- A. Mayanmar
- B. Bukina fasso
- C. India
- D. None
Explanation
Myanmar’s military, known as the Tatmadaw, removed the civilian government and transferred power to a military administration in February 2021. The country name is misspelled in the option as “Mayanmar,” but it is clearly the intended answer.
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