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What may the government have to do if it loses majority in Lok Sabha?

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Correct answer: Resign

Direct answer: the government may have to resign if it loses the majority or confidence of Lok Sabha, so A is correct. In a parliamentary system, the Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to Lok Sabha. A government needs the support of a majority of members to remain in office and pass its programme. If it loses a confidence vote, or clearly cannot command majority support, the Prime Minister may have to resign along with the Council of Ministers. The President may then invite another leader who can prove majority support, or the constitutional process may lead to fresh elections if no workable government is possible. B is wrong because losing majority does not close Rajya Sabha. C is wrong because the government cannot turn into a court. D is wrong because the Election Commission is an independent constitutional institution and cannot simply be removed for this reason. Memory cue: Lok Sabha majority means government confidence.

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Lok SabhaMajorityConfidence VoteGovernment ResignationParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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