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Part XX of the Indian constitution deals with

AElection Commission

BFundamental Duties

CAmendment of the constitution

DFundamental Rights

Answer:

C. Amendment of the constitution

Read Explanation:

  • Part XX of the Constitution of India deals with the subject of Amendment of the Constitution.

  • It mainly includes Article 368. It explains the power of Parliament to amend any provision of the Constitution and the procedure for such amendments.


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