Indian Polity · Polity

Consider the following statements regarding the constitutional process for renaming a State in India: I. A Bill for changing the name of a State may be introduced in either House of Parliament only with the prior recommendation of the President. II. Before such a Bill is introduced, the President may refer it to the Legislature of the concerned State for expressing its views within a specified period. III. Parliament is bound to accept the views or amendments suggested by the State Legislature before passing the Bill. IV. Such a law is passed by a simple majority of Parliament and is not treated as a constitutional amendment under Article 368. How many of the statements given above are correct?