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What may happen to a government if it loses majority in Lok Sabha?

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Correct answer: It may have to leave office

Correct answer: A, the government may have to leave office. The Council of Ministers must enjoy the confidence of the Lok Sabha. If it loses its majority, the government may be required to prove its strength on the floor of the House, often through a confidence or no-confidence procedure. If it cannot regain or demonstrate majority support, the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers may have to resign. The President then follows the constitutional process, which may include inviting another leader who can command a majority or, in suitable circumstances, leading to fresh elections. Option B is wrong because Rajya Sabha is a permanent House and is not dissolved. Options C and D are wrong because losing a parliamentary majority does not close the judiciary or abolish the Election Commission. Memory cue: lose Lok Sabha majority, risk losing government.

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Lok Sabha MajorityGovernment SurvivalNo-ConfidenceParliamentary AccountabilityParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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