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If Council of Ministers loses Lok Sabha's confidence, what is democratically expected?

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Correct answer: Government should resign or prove majority again

The Council of Ministers can remain in office only while it has the confidence, or support, of a majority in the Lok Sabha. This is the principle of collective responsibility in a parliamentary system. If a confidence vote shows that the government no longer has majority support, it cannot normally continue governing as if nothing has happened.

Option A is correct because the government should resign or establish that it still has majority support through the appropriate parliamentary process. The President does not automatically become Prime Minister, the Rajya Sabha does not become the Election Commission, and courts do not prepare the Budget. The exact next step can depend on whether another government can form, but the central rule is that executive power requires Lok Sabha confidence.

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