Indian Polity • Parliament & ExecutiveMedium
What is the maximum duration for which a proclamation of Emergency issued by the President under Article 352 can continue if approved by Parliament?
A. Indefinitely, until revoked by the President✓ Correct Answer
B. Six months at a time
C. One year at a time
D. Three years maximum
💡 Solution & Explanation
A national emergency proclaimed under Article 352 can continue indefinitely once approved by both parliamentary houses, provided parliament ratifies it every six months. Temporary executive actions without parliamentary approval have strict constitutional time limits.
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