SSC CGL Polity – Emergency Provisions – Level 3 · Challenge
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Contrast Art. 352(5): from the second resolution.
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SSC CGL Polity – Emergency Provisions – Level 3 · Challenge – 8 questions, subject: Indian Polity & Governance. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
True/false countHow many statements are true?
1. A National Emergency may cover only a part of India.
2. President's Rule needs special majority approval.
3. A Financial Emergency needs approval within two months.
4. Art. 19 is automatically suspended in an armed-rebellion emergency.
1. A National Emergency may cover only a part of India.
2. President's Rule needs special majority approval.
3. A Financial Emergency needs approval within two months.
4. Art. 19 is automatically suspended in an armed-rebellion emergency.
Correct Answer: D [Two]
Explanation:
1 and 3 are true; 356 needs simple majority; Art.
2.
President's Rule in a State has completed one year. It can be continued further only if:
Correct Answer: A [a National Emergency is in operation and the Election Commission certifies that elections cannot be held]
Explanation:
Answer: a National Emergency is in operation and the Election Commission certifies that elections cannot be held. Art. 356(5), 44th Amendment.
3.
Spot My Mistake“A National Emergency must be approved within two months by a simple majority, like President's Rule.” The correct rule is:
Correct Answer: B [within one month, by special majority]
Explanation:
1-2-2 clock; special only for the nation.
4.
Correctly matched pairWhich pair is correctly matched?
Correct Answer: D [Art. 358 – suspension of Art. 19 during emergencies]
Explanation:
358 Art. 19 · 359 enforcement of Part III · 357 laws under 356 · 355 duty.
5.
The 38th Amendment (1975) made the President's satisfaction in proclaiming emergencies final. Which Amendment undid it?
Correct Answer: C [44th Amendment, 1978]
Explanation:
The 44th Amendment deleted the finality clause.
6.
If a National Emergency is proclaimed while the Lok Sabha stands dissolved and the Rajya Sabha approves it, the Proclamation ends unless the new Lok Sabha approves it within:
Correct Answer: B [30 days of its first sitting]
Explanation:
Answer: 30 days of its first sitting. Art. 352(4) proviso.
7.
Reverse questionWhich statement about the Bommai judgment is NOT correct?
Correct Answer: D [The Governor's report is final and cannot be questioned]
Explanation:
Bommai held the Proclamation subject to judicial review.
8.
Under Art. 356(4), each six-month period of President's Rule is counted from:
Correct Answer: A [the date of issue of the Proclamation]
Explanation:
Contrast Art. 352(5): from the second resolution.
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