The role of opposition in Parliament is linked with what?

Correct answer: Criticism of government and accountability

The correct answer is A. The opposition consists of parties or members who do not form the government. Its important parliamentary role is to question government decisions, examine policies, point out weaknesses and present alternative views. Through questions, debates, committees and other procedures, the opposition helps make the executive answerable to Parliament and the public. It acts like a watchdog, but it does not automatically control every government decision. B is wrong because courts are run by the judiciary. C is wrong because the opposition cannot dissolve the Lok Sabha by itself; dissolution follows constitutional procedures. D is wrong because removing the President is not a power that the opposition can exercise alone. Memory cue: opposition means “question, check and offer an alternative,” not “run the courts or dissolve the House.”