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a) how does the Parliament symbolise that the people of India make laws for themselves?
b) Suppose you want to become a Member of Parliament, what qualification should
you have? Do you have all of them just now? Why?
c) imagine that when you grow up, you will be given a chance to be an MP Would
you ake to be an MP in the Lok Sabha or the Raiya Sabha Why?​

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a) The members of the Lok Sabha are elected directly by the people of India. ... Hence, when these representative legislate in the Parliament, they do so on the behalf of the people of India. So, theParliament symbolizes that the people of India make laws for themselves.

b) Suppose you want to become a member of parliament, what qualification should you have? Do you have all of them just now? Why?

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❤You have to be at least 18 years old to stand as a candidate in a ward.

❤If you want to represent one of the existing parties you have to go through a ‘vetting’ process and interviews before your candidacy is voted on by the select committee for the party.

❤A fee of £500 ($625 U.S.) (e555) needs to be paid to the Returning Officer who officiates elections in your ward (area)

❤Of course if you want to stand as an ‘Independent’, as long as you submit the correct paperwork and fee, no interference from other parties should prevent you from standing.

❤There are other rules about making sure you are not a declared Bankrupt; you can’t stand if you’re a Judge. Civil servant or a member of the armed service.

c) yes I would like to beMP in lok sabha because it is held for one nation and rajya sabha is held inrajya only.

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