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If a government keeps avoiding questions in Parliament what problem will arise?

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Correct answer: Accountability will weaken

Parliamentary questions are a direct method through which elected representatives seek information from ministers. They may ask what the government has done, why a decision was taken, how public money was used, or whether a promise was fulfilled. Clear answers allow Parliament and the public to examine government performance.

If a government repeatedly avoids such questions, effective scrutiny becomes weaker. For that reason, option A is correct: accountability will weaken. Avoiding questions does not make the Lok Sabha permanent or dissolve the Rajya Sabha. A Money Bill is dealt with through the constitutional parliamentary process, not introduced in a court. The central issue is the loss of answerability to elected representatives.

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