Lecturer and Coach (School Edu. Dept.) Comp. The President's Address to Parliament is essentially a statement of government policy and is drafted by the government. It is delivered to a joint sitting of both Houses of Parliament after a general election.
Consider the following statements regarding Address of the President in Parliament of India : (I) Being a statement of policy of the Government, the President's Address is drafted by the Government; it is not the President but the Government who is responsible for the contents of the Address. (II) After the general election, the President delivers his address only in Lok Sabha. Choose the correct option :
Asked in Exam 2024 Group c 2024 · Topic: The President (Legislative Powers (including Ordinance-Making Power))
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