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How can MPs raise people's problems in Parliament?

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Correct answer: By asking questions, participating in debates, and making special mentions

Correct answer: A. MPs are elected representatives, so they carry the concerns of citizens into Parliament. They can ask questions during Question Hour, seek information from ministers, participate in debates on Bills and public issues, and use permitted parliamentary devices such as special mentions to draw attention to important matters. Option B is wrong because the Election Commission is an independent constitutional body; becoming its member is not the normal parliamentary method for an MP to raise a constituency issue. Option C is wrong because MPs do not act as judges or deliver court judgments. Option D is wrong because appointing governors is not an MP's parliamentary function. Memory cue: representation works through questions, debate, and raising issues—not through becoming a judge or Election Commission member.

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