Which Parliamentary Committee is described as 'Watch-dog' and guardian of the people against official negligence or corruption?
Question and options
Which Parliamentary Committee is described as 'Watch-dog' and guardian of the people against official negligence or corruption?
- Committee on Estimates
- Public Accounts Committee
- Committee on Public Undertakings
- Committee on 'Consolidated Fund of India'
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B - Public Accounts Committee
The Public Accounts Committee examines the audit reports of the Comptroller and Auditor-General on government spending, so it is called the watch-dog of public expenditure, guarding against official negligence and corruption. The Estimates Committee suggests economies in the estimates, and the Committee on Public Undertakings examines public sector enterprises.
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