Which of the following is a feature of the Parliamentary system of government in India?
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A.
Collective Responsibility
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B.
Separation of Powers
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C.
Fixed Tenure
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D.
Judicial Supremacy
Correct Answer:
A. Collective Responsibility
Explanation:
The Indian Parliamentary system is defined by the principle of Collective Responsibility, where the Council of Ministers is stay accountable to the Lok Sabha and must resign if they lose its confidence. Unlike presidential systems, India features a fusion of powers where the executive is drawn directly from the legislature, rather than a strict separation of powers. Additionally, the government does not have a fixed tenure because it depends on maintaining a majority in the lower house, and the system upholds Parliamentary Sovereignty within the framework of the Constitution rather than Judicial Supremacy.
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