The Rajya Sabha, as a permanent house, cannot be dissolved, reflecting its role as a continuous body in the Indian parliamentary system. State Legislative Councils, while often permanent, can be abolished, unlike the Rajya Sabha.
Which one of the following cannot be dissolved but can be abolished?
Asked in Lower Subordinate Service Examination 2021 · Topic: The Parliament (Rajya Sabha: Composition, Duration, Electoral System)
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