X was the Prime Minister and presented a bill in the Parliament. 80% of the members rejected the bill, so what happens to the bill?

The bill will be passed because the PM formulated it.

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The civil servants will implement the bill.

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The bill will be rejected since majority rejected it.

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The bill will be taken to United Nations.

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Solution

The correct option is C The bill will be rejected since majority rejected it.
The Parliament’s control over the Prime Minister and his or her cabinet is full and direct. If the cabinet and PM form bills or policies which are not acceptable to the majority of the representatives in the Lok Sabha, it can be dismissed. Here, PM X faced rejection from 80% of the members and hence the bill will not pass.

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