The correct option is 2) LokSabha. A vote of no-confidence motion is brought in the LokSabha, which is the lower house of the Indian Parliament. The LokSabha consists of Members of Parliament (MPs) who are directly elected by the people of India. A no-confidence motion is a parliamentary motion where the members express that they have no confidence in the current government. This motion is typically initiated by the opposition party and requires the support of a majority of the members present and voting in the LokSabha to successfully pass. If the motion is passed, the government is considered to have lost the confidence of the house, which can lead to the resignation of the government and the calling of fresh elections.