Bicameralism aims to provide checks and balances within the legislature, offer diverse representation, and ensure careful consideration of laws. A second chamber whose members are not directly elected can be perceived as undemocratic, which is a potential drawback, not a benefit, in the context of democratic governance.
Which among the following is not the strength or chief benefit of Bicameralism?
Asked in UPSC CDS 2 2022 · Topic: The Parliament (Composition of Parliament (President, Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha))
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Answer: D. It often acts as a check on democratic rule, particularly when their members are non-elected or indirectly elected.
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