Indian Polity · Polity
Consider the following statements regarding the constitutional procedure for changing the name of an Indian State: I. The name of a State can be altered by Parliament by law under Article 3 of the Constitution, after seeking the views of the concerned State Legislature. II. The President's recommendation is mandatory for introducing a Bill in Parliament for altering the name of a State, but the State Legislature's concurrence is constitutionally binding on Parliament. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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- 1Neither I nor II
- 2Both I and II
- 3II only
- 4I only✓
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I only
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