What is the trigger for Parliament’s power to legislate on the State List under Article 250?
ARajya Sabha resolution
BPresident’s recommendation
CNational Emergency (Article 352)
DSupreme Court order
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(iii) The Parliament has exclusive power to legislate on matters in the State List for Union Territories.
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