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In which situation can the President invite a party leader to become Prime Minister?

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Correct answer: When the leader can demonstrate majority support in the Lok Sabha

Direct answer: A is correct. The President appoints the Prime Minister, but in a parliamentary system the decisive requirement is the ability to command the confidence of the Lok Sabha. Normally this is the leader of the party or coalition with a majority. If no group has a clear majority, the President may invite a leader who appears able to obtain support, and that leader may need to prove it in a floor test. B is wrong because age and Rajya Sabha membership do not establish majority support. C is wrong because being a lawyer is unrelated to parliamentary confidence. D is wrong because employment in the Election Commission gives no mandate to form a government. Memory cue: Prime Minister needs Lok Sabha support, not a particular profession or age.

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Prime MinisterPresidentLok Sabha MajorityFloor TestPolitical Executive (PresidentAnd Council Of Ministers)Political Executive President Prime Minister And Council Of MinistersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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