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Asking questions in Parliament after a policy is what kind of control?

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Correct answer: Democratic and parliamentary control

Correct answer: A. Parliamentary questions require ministers to provide information and explain government decisions or implementation problems. This makes the executive answerable to elected representatives and gives the public, through Parliament, a way to examine policy. Such questioning is a democratic form of legislative control; it does not automatically cancel a policy, but it can expose weaknesses and encourage corrective action. A is correct because it names both the institution and the democratic purpose. B is wrong because the armed forces are not the body conducting parliamentary questioning. C is wrong because the process is public and institutional, not private. D is wrong because it is not based on religious authority. Memory cue: questions demand answers, and answers create accountability.

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Parliamentary ControlQuestionsExecutive AccountabilityDemocracyParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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