Prime Minister of India can be removed by a
A. Vote of No-Confidence in Lok Sabha – PM must maintain majority in Lok Sabha; losing vote means removal.
B. Vote of No-Confidence in Rajya Sabha – Rajya Sabha does not control PM’s tenure.
C. Adjournment motion in Rajya Sabha – Procedural, no removal power.
D. Vote of No-Confidence by a majority of State Assemblies – No such provision.
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Who was the first Speaker of the Odisha Legislative Assembly?
Financial Emergency can be promulgated under which Article of the constitution?
Who was the first speaker of Lok Sabha?
Prime Minister of India can be removed by a
Who presides over a joint sitting of parliament?
What is provided in Article 368 of the constitution?
Which Fundamental Right guarantees "Freedom of Press"?
Which of the following has been deleted from the list of Fundamental rights?
The members of which committee are entirely drawn from the members of the Lok Sabha?
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