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Which of the following is not an outcome of coalition governments in India ? Consider the statements…

Coalitions broaden regional representation and constrain executive dominance, supporting federalization. Greater elitist urban concentration and a necessarily weaker Speaker…

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Which of the following is not an outcome of coalition governments in India ? Consider the statements and select the correct answer from the codes given below :

I. Coalition government has led to federalization of the political system.

II. Coalition government has made the Parliament more elitist and urban-centric.

III. Coalition government has weakend the office of the Speaker of Lok Sabha.

IV. Coalition government has made the Parliament more powerful vis a vis the executive.

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Correct answer B

Coalitions broaden regional representation and constrain executive dominance, supporting federalization. Greater elitist urban concentration and a necessarily weaker Speaker do not follow as standard outcomes, so II and III are the excluded effects.

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