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Members of Lok Sabha represent whom?

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Correct answer: People

Correct answer: A, the people. Lok Sabha members are elected directly by voters from parliamentary constituencies. Their democratic responsibility is to represent the people of those constituencies and to raise public concerns in the national legislature. They may discuss matters such as development, laws, public services and government policies; they do not represent only one occupation or institution. Option A is correct because the Lok Sabha is the directly elected House and is commonly called the House of the People. Option B is wrong because judges are not the exclusive group represented by Lok Sabha members. Option C is wrong because armed forces personnel are not the sole constituency of an MP. Option D is wrong because traders are only one part of society. Rajya Sabha has a different representative role, particularly representing States and Union Territories. Memory cue: Lok Sabha = House of the People; its elected members speak for citizens.

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Lok SabhaParliamentRepresentationIndian DemocracyWorking Of InstitutionsParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersCivics

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