Rajya Sabha suggesting amendments in an ordinary bill serves which democratic purpose?

Correct answer: Making the law more considered and balanced

Correct answer: A. An ordinary bill is examined by both Houses, so Rajya Sabha can provide a second perspective. During debate, members may identify unclear wording, practical difficulties, unintended effects or concerns of particular states and groups. A suggested amendment does not automatically become law; the required parliamentary procedure must still be followed. Nevertheless, the suggestion can lead to reconsideration and improve clarity, fairness and balance. A is correct because democratic law-making benefits from discussion rather than mere speed. B is wrong because amendments to a bill do not stop Lok Sabha elections. C is wrong because an ordinary-bill amendment is not the same as permanently blocking Money Bills, which have a special procedure. D is wrong because amendments do not form a government without majority support. Memory cue: amendment means examine, improve and correct—not automatically reject.