Indian Polity • Parliament & ExecutiveMedium
In the legislative procedure of the Indian Parliament, what happens to a Bill that has been passed by the Lok Sabha and is pending in the Rajya Sabha when the Lok Sabha is dissolved?
A. The Bill lapses immediately
B. The Bill does not lapse✓ Correct Answer
C. The Bill is referred to a joint sitting automatically
D. The Bill is presented directly to the President for assent
💡 Solution & Explanation
According to Article 107 of the Constitution, a Bill pending in the Rajya Sabha which has not been passed by the Lok Sabha does not lapse upon the dissolution of the Lok Sabha. However, bills originating in and pending in the Lok Sabha lapse upon its dissolution. Joint sittings under Article 108 apply only when there is a deadlock over ordinary bills.
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