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The provision of joint sitting is meant to solve which problem?

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Correct answer: Deadlock between the two Houses on an ordinary bill

Correct answer: A. A joint sitting is a special parliamentary procedure used when Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha reach a deadlock on an ordinary bill. A deadlock may arise when one House rejects the bill, the Houses finally disagree about amendments, or the other House does not pass it for the constitutionally relevant period. The President may summon both Houses to meet together, and the bill is decided by the majority of members present and voting. This procedure is not used for a Money Bill or a Constitution Amendment Bill. A is correct because it identifies the ordinary-bill disagreement that joint sitting is designed to address. B is wrong because Rajya Sabha has no primacy over a Money Bill. C is wrong because a joint sitting does not replace elections. D is wrong because courts do not participate in this parliamentary procedure. Memory cue: joint sitting joins the two Houses to break a legislative deadlock.

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Joint SittingOrdinary BillDeadlockParliamentParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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