How does the government's majority in Lok Sabha affect policy decisions?

Correct answer: It gives the government political stability and support for decisions

Direct answer: A is correct. A majority in the Lok Sabha generally gives the government enough support to pass legislation, approve budgets, and continue in office. This political support can make it easier to adopt and implement policies. However, majority does not mean unlimited power. The government remains bound by the Constitution, laws, judicial review, parliamentary procedures, and public accountability. B is wrong because no majority frees the government from constitutional limits. C is wrong because the judiciary remains an independent constitutional institution. D is wrong because the Council of Ministers is still needed to discuss, decide, and manage government work. A majority provides capacity and stability, not permission for arbitrary rule. Memory cue: majority enables action, but accountability still applies.