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If a Prime Minister wants to remain in office after losing majority, what constitutional problem arises?

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Correct answer: Parliamentary government based on Lok Sabha confidence would be weakened.

Answer: A. In India’s parliamentary system, the Council of Ministers must enjoy the confidence of the Lok Sabha. The Prime Minister leads that Council, so losing a majority means that the government may no longer have the House’s support to continue legitimately. The Prime Minister should normally resign or prove majority support through the constitutionally accepted process. Remaining in office without such support would weaken responsible government and democratic accountability. B is unrelated because the President’s indirect election is a separate constitutional matter. C is wrong because loss of majority does not make the judiciary an executive. D is wrong because it confuses parliamentary procedures and does not follow from a lost majority. Memory cue: no Lok Sabha confidence, no stable parliamentary government.

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Lok Sabha ConfidencePrime MinisterParliamentary GovernmentAccountabilityPolitical Executive (PresidentAnd Council Of Ministers)Political Executive President Prime Minister And Council Of MinistersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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