Parliamentary privilege protects members from arrest in which kind of case during a session?
ACriminal cases
BCivil cases
CTax-related cases
DDetention cases
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Civil cases
1. Members are protected from arrest in civil cases during a session of Parliament.
2. This lets them attend and take part in debates without interference.
3. The protection is not described as covering criminal matters.
_Source: Wikipedia, Parliament of India, Privileges_
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