The power to direct a grossly disorderly member of the Lok Sabha to withdraw immediately from the House is vested with the
Question and options
The power to direct a grossly disorderly member of the Lok Sabha to withdraw immediately from the House is vested with the
- President
- Governor
- Prime Minister
- Speaker
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - Speaker
Under the Rules of Procedure of the Lok Sabha (Rule 373), the Speaker may direct a member whose conduct is grossly disorderly to withdraw immediately from the House. The President, Governor and Prime Minister have no such power.
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