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CGPSC 2024 · Question 19 of 100

A Minister who for any period of six (6) consecutive months is not a member of either House of Parliament shall cease to be a Minister after the expiry of this period. This is mentioned in which Article of the Constitution?

Polity

  1. AArticle 75(5)Correct
  2. BArticle 75(3)
  3. CArticle 75(4)
  4. DArticle 75(2)

Answer: A. Article 75(5)

Explanation

Article 75(5): Ministerial Membership Requirement The question asks about the specific constitutional provision that states a Minister must resign if they are not a member of either House of Parliament for a continuous period of six months. Let's break down this requirement: Understanding the Constitutional Rule In India's parliamentary system, ministers are drawn from either the Lok Sabha (Hou...

Source: CGPSC 2024 official paper

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