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If Rajya Sabha rejects an Ordinary Bill and a deadlock arises, what remedy is provided?

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Correct answer: A joint sitting may be held

Correct answer: A, a joint sitting may be held. An Ordinary Bill normally needs approval by both Houses of Parliament. If one House rejects it, or if the Houses disagree and the disagreement continues, a constitutional procedure called a joint sitting can help resolve the deadlock. Members of both Houses meet and vote together, so the disagreement is decided through a combined vote rather than by allowing one House to ignore the other. Option B is wrong because rejection does not make a Bill law automatically. Option C is wrong because Rajya Sabha is a permanent House and is not dissolved. Option D is unrelated: the Prime Minister does not become a judge. Remember the important limitation: joint sitting is associated with an Ordinary Bill, not a Money Bill. A useful cue is: ordinary disagreement may lead to a joint meeting; Money Bills follow a special financial procedure.

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Ordinary BillJoint SittingDeadlockParliamentary ProcedureParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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