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What can happen if the Prime Minister loses majority in the Lok Sabha?

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Correct answer: The government may have to resign

Direct answer: A is correct. In India’s parliamentary system, the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers must have the support or confidence of a majority in the Lok Sabha. If the government loses that majority, for example after a vote of no confidence or a change in support, it can no longer claim the confidence of the elected House. The Prime Minister may then have to resign along with the Council of Ministers, unless another government can prove that it has majority support. B is wrong because losing a majority does not permanently close the Rajya Sabha. C is wrong because a government’s loss of Lok Sabha support does not automatically stop the presidential election. D is wrong because the Supreme Court remains a court and does not become Parliament. Memory cue: no Lok Sabha majority means no secure parliamentary government.

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