Why is the Prime Minister’s management of a majority in Parliament important?

Correct answer: For government stability and for carrying out the legislative programme

Direct answer: A is correct. A parliamentary government needs continuing support in the legislature, especially in the Lok Sabha, where the Council of Ministers must retain majority confidence. The Prime Minister therefore has to coordinate members of the ruling party or coalition, build support for bills and budgets, and deal with disagreements so that the government can function. Without adequate support, important laws may not pass, the budget may face difficulty and the ministry may lose a confidence vote. This does not mean majority management is merely political bargaining; it is also necessary for stable and accountable government. B is wrong because courts decide cases independently according to law. C is wrong because the President is not removed simply by ordinary majority management. D is meaningless and constitutionally incorrect; the Rajya Sabha is a public constitutional chamber, not private property. Memory cue: majority support keeps both the government and its legislative work moving.