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Why does the President’s role become sensitive when the Lok Sabha is hung?

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Correct answer: Because the President must invite a leader who can prove majority support

Correct answer: A. A hung Lok Sabha means that no single party or pre-election alliance has a clear majority. In that situation, the President has to identify a leader who is most likely to command the confidence of the House. The President may consider the ability to form a stable coalition, but the invited leader must ultimately demonstrate majority support in the Lok Sabha. This role is sensitive because the decision must follow constitutional conventions and must not become a personal or partisan choice. B is wrong because the President does not automatically become Prime Minister. C is wrong because the government depends on the confidence of the Lok Sabha, not the Rajya Sabha. D is wrong because the Election Commission conducts elections; it does not choose ministers. Memory cue: no clear majority means a careful invitation followed by a majority test.

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Hung Lok SabhaPresidentMajority TestGovernment FormationPolitical Executive (PresidentPrime MinisterAnd Council Of Ministers)Political Executive President Prime Minister And Council Of MinistersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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