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If a minister gives wrong information in Parliament, why is it not only a personal error but also an institutional concern?

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Correct answer: Because parliamentary accountability and public trust are affected

Correct answer: A. A minister speaks in Parliament as a member of the political executive, not merely as a private individual. Parliament asks questions, examines government decisions and checks whether ministers are using public power properly. The information given by a minister helps elected representatives debate and hold the government accountable. If it is wrong, Parliament may be misled, oversight becomes weaker and citizens may lose confidence in government institutions. The minister may have a personal duty to correct the error, but the issue is also institutional because the credibility of the ministry and the working of Parliament are involved. B is wrong: an inaccurate answer does not stop a presidential election. C is wrong: courts do not close for this reason. D is wrong: the Rajya Sabha does not automatically dissolve; it is a continuing House. Memory cue: a minister’s parliamentary answer affects both the speaker and the institution represented.

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Ministerial AccountabilityParliamentPublic TrustCorrect InformationPolitical Executive (PresidentPrime MinisterAnd Council Of Ministers)Political Executive President Prime Minister And Council Of MinistersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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