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If final power over budget and Money Bills is given to Rajya Sabha, what would change in the present parliamentary logic?

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Correct answer: Financial control would shift from the directly elected House to the indirectly elected House

Correct answer: A. In the present parliamentary arrangement, financial control has a special connection with Lok Sabha because its members are directly elected by citizens. A Money Bill can be introduced only in Lok Sabha, and Rajya Sabha can recommend changes but cannot finally block it in the same way as an ordinary Bill. If Rajya Sabha received the final power over the budget and Money Bills, financial authority would move from the directly elected House to a House whose members are elected indirectly by elected state legislators. That would change the usual democratic logic linking taxation and public spending with direct popular representation. Option B says the opposite. Option C is wrong because citizens do not directly pass the budget. Option D is wrong because taxation is legislated by Parliament, not imposed by the judiciary. Memory cue: direct mandate, stronger financial control in Lok Sabha.

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BudgetMoney BillFinancial ControlLok SabhaRajya SabhaParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of Institutions

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