Prime Minister of India is generally-
- ANot a member of Parliament
- BMember of Lok Sabha
- CMember of Rajya Sabha
- DMember of both the Houses
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Correct answer: (b) Member of Lok Sabha
Explanation
As per the Constitution, the Prime Minister may be a member of either House of Parliament. Generally, however, the Prime Minister is a member of the Lok Sabha, because the Lok Sabha is directly elected by the people and represents the democratically elected government. Still, there is no restriction on a Prime Minister being from the Rajya Sabha, though it is considered more democratic if the Prime Minister is a member of the Lok Sabha.