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Who appoints the Prime Minister?

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Correct answer: President

Correct answer: A, the President. The Constitution provides that the President appoints the Prime Minister. In normal circumstances, the President appoints the leader of the party or coalition that has majority support in the Lok Sabha, because the Council of Ministers must enjoy the confidence of that House. The President's appointment is therefore a constitutional act, while democratic support in the Lok Sabha gives the Prime Minister the authority to form and run the government. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because Rajya Sabha does not appoint the Prime Minister. Option C is wrong because a Chief Minister heads a state government and has no authority to appoint the Union Prime Minister. Option D is wrong because the Election Commission conducts and supervises elections; it does not appoint the Prime Minister. Memory cue: the President appoints, but Lok Sabha majority support makes the government workable.

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