Question

The power to dissolve the Lok Sabha is vested with ____________.
A. President of India on the advise or resignation of Prime Minister
B. Speaker of the Lok Sabha
C. Council of Ministers
D. Lt. Governors of the Union Territories

Answer 1

Hint: The Lok Sabha sometimes dissolves before the Completion of its term. Once the Prime Minister takes his decision then all the ministers lose their confidence within the parliament and then it's dissolved by the President. Once Lok Sabha is dissolved before the completion of its traditional tenure, the dissolution is irrevocable.

Complete answer:
The power to dissolve the Lok Sabha is vested with the President of India on the advice or resignation of the Prime Minister. The President summons each of the houses (the Lok Sabha and therefore the Rajya Sabha) of the Parliament and prorogues them. They even have the facility to dissolve the Lok Sabha consistent to Article 85(2)(b). Once Parliament is dissolved, all bills unfinished among the Lok Sabha lapse. Article 83(2) of the Constitution stipulates that the House of the People, unless sooner dissolved, shall continue for 5 years from the date appointed for its initial meeting and therefore the expiration of the same amount of 5 years shall operate as dissolution of the House.

Additional information:
When Parliament is dissolved, each seat within the House of Commons becomes vacant. This implies they aren't any longer MPs. They do not sit down with themselves as Members of Parliament. The Speaker's parliamentary seat conjointly becomes vacant, and that they should signify re-election as associate degree MP.

Hence, the correct answer is option A.

Note:
 During a national emergency, several basic Rights of Indian voters are often suspended. Throughout an emergency, the terms of the Lok Sabha are often in turn extended by intervals of up to at least one year, however not on the far side six months once the state of emergency has been revoked.