How does a majority in the Lok Sabha affect a policy decision?

Correct answer: The government can usually get its bills and policy proposals passed, subject to constitutional and parliamentary procedures.

Correct answer: A. The Lok Sabha is the directly elected House, and the Council of Ministers must enjoy the confidence of its majority. When the government has a majority, it has enough political support to introduce and usually pass bills and to continue implementing its policies. This does not mean that every proposal automatically becomes law: debate, voting, constitutional limits and other institutions still matter. A is correct because majority support makes policy approval and government stability more likely. B is wrong because the judiciary interprets the Constitution and reviews legality; it does not become the government. C is wrong because voter lists are prepared under the election administration, not by the President personally. D is wrong because an opposition continues to question and scrutinise the government. Memory cue: Lok Sabha majority gives support, not unlimited power.