A106 ഭേദഗതി
B107 ഭേദഗതി
C127 ഭേദഗതി
D116 ഭേദഗതി
A106 ഭേദഗതി
B107 ഭേദഗതി
C127 ഭേദഗതി
D116 ഭേദഗതി
Related Questions:
With reference to the Anti-Defection Law under the 52nd Constitutional Amendment, consider the following statements:
i. A member of a House is disqualified if they voluntarily give up membership of their political party.
ii. The decision of the presiding officer regarding disqualification is final and cannot be questioned in any court.
iii. The 91st Amendment removed the exemption from disqualification in case of a split in a political party.
iv. A nominated member can join a political party within six months of taking their seat without inviting disqualification.
Which of the statements given above are correct?
Consider the following statements regarding the Anti-Defection Law under the 52nd Constitutional Amendment:
A member of a political party can be disqualified for voting against the party’s direction without prior permission, unless condoned within 15 days.
The decision of the presiding officer regarding disqualification is final and cannot be challenged in court.
The 91st Amendment removed the exemption for disqualification in case of a split in the party.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?