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The Constitutional Amendment relating to the declaration of emergency (1978) requires the President of India to act in accordance with the:
collective advice of the entire Council of ministers
advice of the Union Cabinet
advice of the Attorney General for India
advice of the Supreme Court
44th Amendment Act, 1978 - In order to ensure that a Proclamation is issued only after due consideration, it is sought to be provided that an Emergency can be proclaimed only on the basis of written advice tendered to the President by the Cabinet.
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