Article 355 of the Indian Constitution imposes a duty on the Union to protect every State from internal disturbance and external aggression and to ensure the constitutional government in the state.
Which conditions of emergency are mentioned in the Article 355 of the Constitution ? War and Armed rebellion External aggression and Armed rebellion War and Internal disturbance External aggression and Internal disturbance
Asked in School Lecturer (Sanskrit Edu.) 2018 · Topic: Emergency Provisions (Grounds for Proclamation of National Emergency: War, External Aggression, Armed Rebellion)
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