Q: Consider the following statements with respect to 'Motions' in the Parliament of India: 1. A Censure Motion must specify the ground on which it is based. 2. A Censure Motion can be moved even against an individual minister. 3. A No-confidence Motion can be initiated in either House of the Parliament. However, a government will fall only if the No-confidence Motion is passed in the Lok Sabha. 4. A No-confidence Motion must specify the charges against the Council of Ministers on the basis of which the Motion is to be based. How many of the above statements is/are correct?