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For how long do laws made by Parliament under Articles 249 and 250 remain in force after the resolution/emergency ends?

AIndefinitely

BSix months

COne year

DUntil Supreme Court review

Answer:

B. Six months

Read Explanation:

  • Laws made by Parliament under Article 249 or 250 will stay effective for six months after the expiry of the Rajya Sabha resolution (Article 249) or the end of emergency (Article 250).


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