The President can make use of his discretionary powers1. when there is a dispute between the Prime Minister and the Cabinet.2. when there is no majority party in the Lok Sabha and he has to choose a Prime Minister.3. when the ruling party loses its majority in the Lok Sabha and recommends for dissolution of the House.4. when he decides to refer the advice of the Union Cabinet back for reconsideration. Select the correct answer from the codes given below.

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The President can make use of his discretionary powers<br />1. when there is a dispute between the Prime Minister and the Cabinet.<br />2. when there is no majority party in the Lok Sabha and he has to choose a Prime Minister.<br />3. when the ruling party loses its majority in the Lok Sabha and recommends for dissolution of the House.<br />4. when he decides to refer the advice of the Union Cabinet back for reconsideration. Select the correct answer from the codes given below.






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