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Why do MPs raise people's problems in Lok Sabha?

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Correct answer: To represent the people

Direct answer: A is correct. Members of Parliament in Lok Sabha are elected from constituencies by the people. They are expected to bring local concerns and wider public issues to the national forum, where ministers can respond and Parliament can discuss possible action. Raising a problem does not mean that an MP personally solves every case; it means the issue receives public and governmental attention. B is wrong because writing judgments is the work of judges. C is wrong because an MP does not dissolve Rajya Sabha; that is not the ordinary representative function of Lok Sabha. D is wrong because the Election Commission is an independent constitutional authority, not run by individual MPs. Memory cue: elected MPs carry people's voices to Parliament.

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Lok SabhaMpsRepresentationPublic IssuesParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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