If the government loses majority in Lok Sabha, what constitutional problem arises?

Correct answer: Government loses confidence of Lok Sabha

Direct answer: A is correct. In India’s parliamentary system, the Council of Ministers remains in office only while it enjoys the confidence of the Lok Sabha. Majority support is important because the government must be able to obtain approval for its policies and financial proposals. If it loses that support, the government faces a constitutional and political difficulty: it may have to prove its majority, resign, or lead to the formation of another government, depending on the circumstances. B is wrong because losing a Lok Sabha majority does not automatically dissolve the Rajya Sabha; Rajya Sabha is a permanent House. C is wrong because the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution and settles legal disputes; it does not become Parliament. D is wrong because a Money Bill does not become a private bill merely because the government loses support. Memory cue: “Parliamentary government needs Lok Sabha confidence.”