Political Science, asked by Sandeep6585, 11 months ago

The Speaker of Lok Sabha can be removed by a resolution passed by:
A. a majority of all the then members of Lok Sabha B. a majority of the then members of both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha C. two-thirds majority of the total members of the Lok Sabha D. two-thirds majority of the Lok Sabha members present and voting

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