Indian Polity · Polity
With reference to the constitutional procedure for the removal of judges in India, consider the following statements: I. A High Court judge can be removed by the President only after a motion is passed by a special majority in both Houses of Parliament. II. The Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968 provides for the formation of a three-member inquiry committee before Parliament votes on a removal motion. III. Article 217 and Article 218 of the Constitution extend the removal provisions of Article 124(4) to High Court judges. IV. The removal motion against a judge can be initiated only in the Lok Sabha with a minimum of 100 members signing the notice. How many of the above statements are correct?
- 1All four
- 2Only three✓
- 3Only two
- 4Only one
Correct answer
Only three
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