The Speaker of Lok Sabha submits his resignation to the:
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A.
Deputy Speaker
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B.
President
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C.
Vice-President
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D.
Prime Minister
Correct Answer:
A. Deputy Speaker
Explanation:
According to Article 94(b) of the Indian Constitution, the Speaker of the Lok Sabha may resign from office by providing a written notice specifically addressed to the Deputy Speaker. This internal parliamentary procedure ensures the independence of the legislature by keeping the resignation process within the House rather than involving the executive branch. Conversely, if the Deputy Speaker wishes to resign, they must address their letter to the Speaker. Consequently, the Speaker does not submit their resignation to the President or the Prime Minister, but to their immediate presiding colleague in the Lok Sabha.
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