Lok Sabha majority gives support to a policy, yet why does opposition criticism remain necessary?

Correct answer: Because even a majority decision needs scrutiny, improvement and accountability

Correct answer: A. A Lok Sabha majority gives the elected government the authority to take decisions, but majority support is not a licence to avoid examination. The opposition represents alternative views and may draw attention to groups, costs, rights or practical effects that the government has overlooked. Its questions and criticism can expose weak evidence, reveal implementation risks and encourage the government to improve the proposal. A is correct because democratic government requires both the ability to decide and the duty to explain and answer for decisions. B is wrong because the government and administration normally implement policy, not the opposition. C is wrong because the Constitution continues to apply even when a government has a large majority. D is wrong because opposition parties do not sign in place of the President. Memory cue: majority enables decision; opposition strengthens scrutiny.