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In which institution do elected representatives of the people sit?

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Correct answer: Parliament

Direct answer: A is correct. Parliament is the national legislature in which elected representatives, called Members of Parliament, sit and perform legislative work. They discuss public issues, debate proposals, make laws, approve public spending and examine the work of the government. In India, Parliament consists of the President and two Houses—the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha—although elected representatives sit in the Houses to carry out their parliamentary roles. Option B is wrong because courts interpret laws, resolve disputes and deliver justice; judges are not elected representatives sitting there as legislators. Option C is wrong because a bank provides financial services and is not a law-making institution. Option D is wrong because a hospital provides healthcare. The basic association is: elected representatives and law-making belong to Parliament. Memory cue: Parliament debates and makes laws; courts interpret laws and decide cases.

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ParliamentElected RepresentativesLaw MakingDemocracyWorking Of InstitutionsParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersCivics

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