What does the Prime Minister do in Cabinet meetings?

Correct answer: Chairs the meeting and leads the discussion

Correct answer: A. The Prime Minister is the head of the Council of Ministers and the Cabinet. Therefore, the Prime Minister chairs Cabinet meetings, brings important matters for discussion, coordinates the views of different ministers and helps guide collective government decisions. A is correct because it describes the Prime Minister’s coordinating and leading role in the Cabinet. B is wrong because courts, not the Prime Minister, give judicial judgments. C is wrong because election arrangements are handled by the Election Commission and election officials, not by the Prime Minister personally. D is wrong because allotting election symbols is an Election Commission function. Do not confuse political leadership with judicial or electoral administration. Memory cue: Prime Minister leads the Cabinet; courts judge and the Election Commission conducts elections.