Who declared the second national emergency in India?
AV. V. Giri
BFakhruddin Ali Ahmed
CDr. Zakir Hussain
DDr. S Radhakrishnan
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Part XVIII of Indian Constitution deals with:
Which of the following statements are correct about the differences between Articles 358 and 359?
(i) Article 358 applies only to External Emergencies, while Article 359 applies to both External and Internal Emergencies.
(ii) Article 358 automatically suspends Article 19, while Article 359 requires a Presidential Order to suspend specified Fundamental Rights.
(iii) Article 358 allows the suspension of Articles 20 and 21, while Article 359 does not.
Choose the correct statement(s) regarding the suspension of Fundamental Rights during a National Emergency.
(i) Article 358 automatically suspends the six Fundamental Rights under Article 19 when a National Emergency is declared.
(ii) Article 359 allows the President to suspend the enforcement of all Fundamental Rights, including Articles 20 and 21.
(iii) The 44th Amendment Act of 1978 ensured that laws unrelated to the emergency can be challenged for violating Fundamental Rights.
Consider the following statements about President’s Rule in Indian states.
The first state to experience President’s Rule after the enactment of the Constitution was Punjab in 1951.
Kerala has experienced President’s Rule seven times, with the longest period being from 1964 to 1967.
Manipur holds the record for the most instances of President’s Rule, imposed 11 times.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
From which country has borrowed the idea of abrogating fundamental rights during the Emergency?