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If Parliament does not question the government, what weakness will arise in democracy?

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Correct answer: Government accountability will decrease

Correct answer: A — government accountability will decrease. Parliamentary questions require ministers to explain policies, decisions, spending, and administrative actions. Debate and questioning also help reveal mistakes, delays, misuse of authority, or unmet public needs. If Parliament stops asking questions, the executive may face less public examination and citizens may receive less information about how government works. A is correct because questioning is a central instrument of democratic oversight. B is wrong because parliamentary questioning does not determine whether the judiciary is public or private. C is wrong because the constitutional status of Rajya Sabha is not removed merely because questions are not asked. D is wrong because Money Bills do not end for that reason. Memory cue: no questions means less scrutiny; less scrutiny means less accountability.

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Parliamentary QuestionsAccountabilityDemocracyParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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