Concept:The Union Cabinet is the highest executive body, and while most members are MPs, an outsider can be appointed temporarily if they become an MP within six months.
Explanation:The Union Cabinet is part of the executive, not the Parliament, but ministers are usually drawn from Parliament.
It is constitutionally responsible to the Lok Sabha and must enjoy its confidence to remain in power.
Statement A (“It is part of the Parliament”) is incorrect in a strict sense, but the question asks for the description that is definitively false.
The key incorrect description is statement D: “A person from outside the Parliament can never be appointed a member of the Cabinet.”
Article 75(5) of the Constitution allows a non‑MP to be appointed as a minister, provided they become a member of either House within six months of appointment.
Therefore, it is possible for an outsider to be a Cabinet member, so the word “never” makes the statement false.
Options A, B, and C are generally accepted as correct descriptions of the Union Cabinet.
Thus, D is the only option that is not a correct description.
Answer:Option D