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What limitation could arise if there were only Lok Sabha without Rajya Sabha?

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Correct answer: States' special perspective and second review could weaken

Direct answer: A is correct. A bicameral Parliament has a second chamber so that legislation can receive another examination and the interests of the states can be represented at the Union level. Rajya Sabha does not replace Lok Sabha; it complements it by providing a forum for review, debate, and state perspectives. Without it, hurried decisions might receive less reconsideration and the federal voice could be weaker. A is correct because it identifies both likely losses. B is wrong because removing a reviewing chamber cannot guarantee better laws. C is wrong because Lok Sabha would still question the government and hold it accountable. D is wrong because citizens could still vote in Lok Sabha elections. Memory cue: Rajya Sabha adds state voice and a second look.

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Rajya SabhaBicameralismStatesLaw ReviewParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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