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Option 2 : 2 only
The correct answer is 2 only.
- A private member is an MP who is not a minister. He enjoys similar rights to that of a minister in Parliament, except that he cannot introduce money bills and some financial bills. So, statement 1 is wrong as a private member can initiate legislation, even on a subject of national importance.
- Statement 2 follows from the above. If a private member can introduce legislation, he can also get alternations passed to them.
- The Rajya Sabha functions primarily as the representative of the states of India in the Parliament.
- The Rajya Sabha can also initiate legislation and a bill is required to pass through the Rajya Sabha in order to become a law. It, therefore, has an important role of reviewing and altering (if alterations are needed) the laws initiated by the Lok Sabha
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