What is the importance of majority in the Lok Sabha for forming government?

Correct answer: Majority forms and sustains the government

Direct answer: A. In a parliamentary democracy, the party or coalition that commands a majority of members in the Lok Sabha is normally invited to form the government. Majority support gives the Council of Ministers the political authority to take decisions and pass measures. It must continue to retain that support, because losing a majority can lead to a confidence vote and resignation. Option A is correct because the Lok Sabha majority forms the basis of government formation and survival. Option B is unrelated: weather depends on natural conditions, not parliamentary numbers. Option C concerns sports and has no connection with government formation. Option D concerns business activity and cannot explain political majority. A majority is not simply a large crowd; it means support from more than half of the relevant members. Memory cue: “majority support means government stability.”