Q. The Speaker's vote in the Lok Sabha is called-

  • (A) Casting vote
  • (B) Sound vote
  • (C) Direct vote
  • (D) Indirect vote
βœ… Correct Answer: (A) Casting vote
Explanation: The Chairman or Speaker or person acting as such, cannot vote in the Parliament in the first instance. But in case of equality of votes on each side, he/she can vote to resolve the deadlock. This extra vote is called "Casting vote" or "Speaker's vote". It can only be exercised when such a deadlock exists.
Explanation by: Pooja
The Chairman or Speaker or person acting as such, cannot vote in the Parliament in the first instance. But in case of equality of votes on each side, he/she can vote to resolve the deadlock. This extra vote is called "Casting vote" or "Speaker's vote". It can only be exercised when such a deadlock exists.

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