LOK SABHA

                                                  LOK SABHA

WHAT IS DIVISION OF POWER IN INDIAN CONSTITUTION?

• The Indian Constitution has provided for the democratic form of Government.
• There are three organs in the democratic government:
  • The Legislature         
  • The Executive             
  • The Judiciary
• Under the Legislative Organ of Government, there is

1. Parliament at Central Level      
2. State Legislature at State Level

• The Parliament consists of:
  • President
  • Lok Sabha
  • Rajya Sabha

ORGANISATION OF LOK SABHA

• At present: 543 Members, Maximum: 552 Members
• The very 1^st Lok Sabha elections were held in 1951-52 also according to the that time of population census.
• After completing the term, the PM & COM resigns & within 6 months of Lok Sabha dissolution, new general elections must be held.

GOVERNMENT FORMATION

• The political party must have 50% + 1 seats, to form the government.
• All the MPs select their leader & that particular person becomes the PM.