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Which of the following Amendments to the Constitution of India was passed with the primary objective to constitutionally
encode the re-organisation of Indian States based on language?
Tenth Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Seventh Amendment
- Option 1: Tenth Amendment
- This amendment in 1961 dealt with the incorporation of Dadra and Nagar Haveli into the Indian Union.
- It was not related to the re-organisation of states based on language.
- Option 2: Fourth Amendment
- Enacted in 1955, it focused on property rights and compensation.
- It did not address the re-organisation of states.
- Option 3: Sixth Amendment
- Passed in 1956, it made changes in central excise and sales tax.
- This amendment didn't involve the linguistic re-organisation of Indian states.
- Option 4: Seventh Amendment
- This amendment in 1956 was crucial for the re-organisation of states on a linguistic basis.
- It led to the creation of states like Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Kerala, among others.
Based on the information provided, Option 4: Seventh Amendment is indeed the correct answer.
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