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The President of India can be removed from his office by the
Parliament
Chief Justice of India
Prime Minister
Lok Sabha
- Option 1: Parliament
- The President of India can be removed by the Parliament through a process called impeachment.
- Impeachment requires a two-thirds majority in both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha.
- Option 2: Chief Justice of India
- The Chief Justice has no authority to remove the President.
- The judiciary may only have a role if legal disputes arise.
- Option 3: Prime Minister
- The Prime Minister lacks the power to remove the President.
- The Prime Minister is part of the executive, not the parliamentary voting process for impeachment.
- Option 4: Lok Sabha
- The Lok Sabha alone cannot remove the President.
- Both houses of Parliament must participate in the impeachment process.
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