In subjects falling under the Concurrent List, both the Centre and the States can legislate. However, the executive power relating to such subjects, unless Parliament provides otherwise, remains with the State. This is stipulated in Article 254 of the Constitution, which deals with the repugnancy between Union and State laws. For concurrent subjects, the primary executive responsibility lies with the states.
The executive power relating to concurrent subject remains with A) the Centre B) the State C) the President D) the Constitution
Asked in ASSISTANT SECTION OFFICER 2019 · Topic: The Centre-State Relations (Administrative Relations: Distribution of Executive Powers and Inter-Governmental Cooperation)
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