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Why are new elections necessary when Lok Sabha's term ends?

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Correct answer: To get a fresh public mandate for a new Lok Sabha

Correct answer: A—new elections are held to obtain a fresh mandate from the people. Lok Sabha is the House whose members are directly elected by citizens, and its normal term is limited. When that term ends, the earlier mandate cannot simply continue forever; voters must again choose their representatives. The election allows citizens to approve the previous representatives or select different ones. A is correct because it connects the end of the term with popular consent and formation of a new Lok Sabha. B is wrong because Rajya Sabha is a separate permanent House and is not ended when Lok Sabha elections occur. C is wrong because the judiciary is established through constitutional institutions, not Lok Sabha elections. D is wrong because elections do not stop Money Bills; Parliament deals with financial legislation through its constitutional procedures. Memory cue: term ends, mandate is renewed.

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Lok-Sabha-ElectionPublic-MandateTermDemocracyParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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