A no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha is related to what?

Correct answer: Testing whether the government has the support of the House

Correct answer: A. A no-confidence motion is a parliamentary method for testing whether the government still enjoys the support of the Lok Sabha. The motion is not about a private disagreement or a sporting contest; it concerns the political survival and accountability of the Council of Ministers. Members debate the motion and the House takes a decision according to parliamentary procedure. If the government loses the confidence of the Lok Sabha, it cannot normally continue in office in the same way and constitutional-parliamentary steps follow. A is correct because the motion directly tests majority support in the elected House. B is wrong because sport has no connection with the government’s legislative support. C is wrong because shop rent is a private or commercial matter. D is wrong because weather information does not measure parliamentary confidence. This topic is linked to Parliament because the motion is moved and decided in the Lok Sabha. Memory cue: no confidence means “show that you still have House support.”