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If no party or pre-election alliance wins a clear majority in the Lok Sabha, why does the President’s role differ from the usual situation?

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Correct answer: The President must invite a leader who appears able to form a government and prove majority support.

Correct answer: A. When no party or pre-election alliance has a clear majority, the President may need to use limited constitutional discretion to invite the leader most likely to command the Lok Sabha’s confidence. That leader must demonstrate majority support, commonly through a confidence vote. The President does not become Prime Minister, and a divided election result does not automatically dissolve the Lok Sabha.

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PresidentGovernment FormationHung Lok SabhaMajority SupportPolitical Executive (PresidentPrime MinisterAnd Council Of Ministers)Political Executive President Prime Minister And Council Of MinistersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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