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Why does the Prime Minister speak on behalf of the government in Parliament?

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Correct answer: Because he is the leader of the Council of Ministers

Correct answer: A. The Prime Minister is the leader of the Council of Ministers and the head of the elected government. Because he coordinates the work of ministers and gives overall direction to government policy, he commonly presents the government’s position on major matters in Parliament. This role also reflects parliamentary accountability: the government must explain its actions, answer questions, and retain the confidence of the Lok Sabha. A is correct because the Prime Minister represents the collective work of the Council of Ministers. B is wrong because the Chief Justice belongs to the judiciary and does not speak for the government. C is wrong because an Election Commissioner belongs to the Election Commission, an independent constitutional authority. D is wrong because the President is an office, not a body whose member the Prime Minister becomes. Memory cue: PM leads the ministry and answers for the government.

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