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Why is the executive accountable to Parliament in a parliamentary democracy?

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Correct answer: Because ministers remain in office on Parliament's confidence

Correct answer: A. In a parliamentary democracy, the Council of Ministers is responsible to the elected legislature, especially the Lok Sabha at the Union level. The government must retain the confidence or support of the majority in the Lok Sabha to remain in office. Parliament can question ministers, debate government policies, examine spending and use procedures such as a no-confidence motion. These mechanisms make the executive answerable for its decisions. B is wrong because Parliament does not cast votes on behalf of ministers; members vote on legislation and other parliamentary matters. C is wrong because courts do not appoint Parliament. D is wrong because the President does not remove all MPs. The key idea is collective responsibility: the Council of Ministers stands or falls together before the Lok Sabha. Memory cue: parliamentary government means executive responsibility to the legislature.

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