If Prime Minister of India belongs to the upper house of Parliament, then
A minister may speak in either House but can vote only in the House of which they are a member; a Rajya Sabha Prime Minister cannot vote on a Lok Sabha no-confidence motion.
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If Prime Minister of India belongs to the upper house of Parliament, then
Answer and explanation
Correct answer A
A minister may speak in either House but can vote only in the House of which they are a member; a Rajya Sabha Prime Minister cannot vote on a Lok Sabha no-confidence motion.
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