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A proclamation of emergency issued under Article 36 must be approved by the Parliament within
3 months
2 months
1 month
6 weeks
- Article 36 generally refers to the Constitution of India but actually, the proclamation of emergency is under Article 352.
- When an emergency is proclaimed, it must be approved by both Houses of Parliament.
- This approval must take place within one month of the proclamation.
- If the Lok Sabha is dissolved during this period, the Rajya Sabha can approve it, and then the new Lok Sabha must approve it within 30 days after its first sitting.
- Let's analyze the options:
- Option 1: 3 months — Too long, not the correct period.
- Option 2: 2 months — This is not the time limit specified.
- Option 3: 1 month — Correct Answer. This matches the constitutional requirement.
- Option 4: 6 weeks — Also incorrect, shorter than required.
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