Multiple choice

For a No-Confidence Motion to be introduced in the Lok Sabha it must have the support of at least

  1. 50 members

  2. One-third of the total number of members

  3. 60 members

  4. 100 members
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Explanation

According to Article 326 of the Indian Constitution and Rule 198 of Lok Sabha Rules, a No-Confidence Motion requires support from at least 50 members to be introduced. One-third of members (currently ~183) would be the majority needed to PASS it, not introduce it. 100 and 60 are incorrect figures.

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