Question
The Presidentβs Rule in a State can be
continued/extended for a maximum period of:ΒSolution
As perΒ Article 356 of the Constitution of India , the President's Rule can be imposed initially for a period ofΒ six months Β and can be extended for aΒ maximum period of three years Β with the approval of Parliament every six months.β Constitutional Provisions: Initial Period:
- When proclaimed underΒ Article 356(1) , President's Rule is initially valid forΒ six months Β after receiving approval from both Houses of Parliament.β
- The proclamation must be approved byΒ both Houses of Parliament Β withinΒ two months Β from the date of its issue.β
- Approval is obtained through aΒ simple majority Β (majority of members present and voting).β
- President's Rule can beΒ extended for six months at a time Β with parliamentary approval every six months.β
- TheΒ maximum period Β for which President's Rule can continue isΒ three years .
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