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If Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha disagree on an ordinary Bill, what arrangement can happen?

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Correct answer: Joint sitting

Correct answer: A. When the two Houses disagree on an ordinary Bill, or when one House rejects it or a prolonged delay creates a deadlock, the Constitution provides for a possible joint sitting of both Houses. Members of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha then meet together and vote on the matter. This mechanism is meant to help resolve legislative deadlock; it does not mean that every disagreement automatically leads to a joint sitting. Special rules apply to Money Bills and Constitutional Amendment Bills, so the ordinary-Bill condition in the question is important. Closing polling stations, imposing President’s Rule, and holding a Supreme Court election are not solutions to a parliamentary Bill disagreement. Memory cue: ordinary Bill plus deadlock can mean joint sitting.

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Ordinary BillJoint SittingParliamentary DeadlockIndian ConstitutionParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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