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Why is it necessary for both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha to be involved in law-making?

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Correct answer: It combines people's representation and review by states

Direct answer: A is correct. India has a bicameral Parliament, meaning that law-making is considered by two Houses with different kinds of representation. Lok Sabha is directly elected by the people and expresses the popular mandate. Rajya Sabha represents the states and provides another stage for careful discussion and review. A bill can therefore be examined from the viewpoint of citizens as well as the states and the wider federal structure. A is correct because it describes this combination. B is wrong because parliamentary debate is meant to make law-making more open, not secret. C is wrong because the purpose is not to weaken courts; Parliament and the judiciary have different constitutional roles. D is wrong because the Election Commission is not removed by using two Houses. Memory cue: Lok Sabha gives the people’s voice; Rajya Sabha adds the states’ voice and review.

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BicameralismLaw-MakingLok SabhaRajya SabhaParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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