The statements given below are related to the No-Confidence Motion. Select the ones which are correct.

It can be passed against the Opposition party in the Lok Sabha

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It needs the support of at least half of the total members of Lok Sabha to be admitted

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No explicit reason needs to be specified to admit a No-Confidence Motion.

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If it is approved, then the entire Political Executive must resign

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Solution

The correct options are
C No explicit reason needs to be specified to admit a No-Confidence Motion.
D If it is approved, then the entire Political Executive must resign
A No-Confidence Motion is raised against the ruling party. Ministers need not state a prior reason for raising it. Even when grounds are mentioned in the notice and read out in the House, they do not form part of the motion. The motion needs 50 members to nod to be admitted, and half of the total members in Lok Sabha to pass, and if it gets approved, then the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers must immediately resign.

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1. A motion of Censure need not specify any grounds on which it is based, a No-confidence Motion must set out the grounds or charges on which it is based and is moved for specific purpose.
2. No leave of the house is required to move a No-Confidence motion whereas a motion of Censure once admitted has to be taken up within ten days of the leave being granted.
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