Political Science: Working of Institutions · Class 9 · CBSE Social Science
What does a 'No-Confidence Motion' passed against the Union Council of Ministers signify?
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What does a 'No-Confidence Motion' passed against the Union Council of Ministers signify?
- A.The President must dissolve the Supreme Court.
- B.The entire Council of Ministers, including the Prime Minister, must resign.Correct answer
- C.Only the Prime Minister loses their seat while others stay in power.
- D.The ruling party can still pass laws without approval.
Solution
According to the principle of collective responsibility, if a no-confidence motion is passed by the Lok Sabha, the entire Council of Ministers must resign.
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