Question
With reference to the President of India, consider the
following statements: 1. The President can seek an advisory opinion from the Supreme Court under Article 143, but it is not binding. 2. The President can promulgate ordinances under Article 123, but such ordinances must be laid before Parliament within six weeks of its reassembly. 3. The President can suspend Fundamental Rights during a national emergency under Article 356. Which of the above statements is/are correct?Solution
• Article 143 allows the President to seek an advisory opinion from the Supreme Court, but it is not binding. • Article 123 grants the President the power to promulgate ordinances, which must be approved by Parliament within six weeks of reassembly. • Article 356 deals with President's Rule, not suspension of Fundamental Rights. Fundamental Rights can be suspended under Article 359 during a National Emergency.
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