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Which of the following is not a State for the purposes of Article 54 (Election of President)?
Which of the following is not a State for the purposes of Article 54 (Election of President)?
Updated On: Dec 14, 2024
- National Capital Territory of Delhi
- Union Territory of Puducherry
- Chandigarh
- Punjab
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The Correct Option is C
Solution and Explanation
For the purposes of Article 54, which relates to the election of the President of India, only states and Union Territories with legislative assemblies are considered. Chandigarh is a Union Territory without a legislative assembly, hence it is not considered a "State" in this context.
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