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In which House is a no-confidence motion moved?

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Correct answer: Lok Sabha

A no-confidence motion is a formal way for Lok Sabha members to test whether the Council of Ministers still has the support of the majority. Since the ministry is collectively responsible to Lok Sabha, losing the confidence of that House means the government cannot normally continue in office. The motion therefore concerns the survival and accountability of the Union government, not merely an ordinary discussion about a policy.

Option A is correct because a no-confidence motion is moved and decided in Lok Sabha. Rajya Sabha is part of Parliament and can debate government policies, ask questions, and perform other legislative functions, but it cannot remove the Council of Ministers through this motion. The Supreme Court is a judicial institution, and Rashtrapati Bhavan is the official residence and office associated with the President; neither is a parliamentary House. The motion gives the directly elected House a key control over the executive.

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No Confidence MotionLok SabhaAccountability

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