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Why is a no-confidence motion decisive only in Lok Sabha?

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Correct answer: Because the government depends on the confidence of Lok Sabha

Correct answer: A. In India’s parliamentary system, the Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the Lok Sabha. The government must therefore retain the support or confidence of a majority of Lok Sabha members. If a no-confidence motion is passed, it shows that the government no longer has that majority support, and the ministry may have to resign or another government may be formed. Option A states the constitutional reason. B is wrong because Rajya Sabha has many members. C is wrong because Rajya Sabha participates in discussing and passing laws. D is wrong because Lok Sabha is a legislative chamber, not a court. The motion is not merely criticism; it tests whether the elected government still commands the required majority. Memory cue: no confidence means loss of Lok Sabha majority.

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