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How does parliamentary discussion on budget control the government?

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Correct answer: Government income expenditure and priorities are examined

Direct answer: A is correct. The budget presents the government’s expected income, proposed expenditure, and policy priorities. Parliamentary discussion allows elected representatives to ask why money is needed, whether a scheme is justified, and whether spending matches public needs and approved purposes. Demands for grants and other financial proposals can be examined, debated, and approved through the parliamentary process. This makes the executive explain its financial choices and supports accountability. A is correct because budget scrutiny checks income, expenditure, and priorities. B is wrong: budget debate is not a procedure for appointing judges. C is wrong: discussing the budget does not abolish Rajya Sabha. D is wrong: financial discussion does not stop Lok Sabha elections. Memory cue: budget debate asks three questions—money received, money spent, and purpose.

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Budget-DiscussionFinancial-AccountabilityParliamentary-ScrutinyParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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