Indian Polity · Polity
What is a key difference between the Indian Prime Minister and the American President regarding their accountability to the legislature?
- 1The American President can be dismissed by a simple majority in Congress, while the Indian Prime Minister can be removed by a no-confidence motion.
- 2The American President must seek a vote of confidence from Congress, unlike the Indian Prime Minister.
- 3The American President is collectively responsible to Congress, while the Indian Prime Minister is not.
- 4The American President and his cabinet are not members of Congress, whereas the Indian Prime Minister and his ministers must be part of Parliament.✓
Correct answer
The American President and his cabinet are not members of Congress, whereas the Indian Prime Minister and his ministers must be part of Parliament.
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