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Which Article of the Indian Constitution outlines the disqualifications for being chosen as, or for being, a member of either House of Parliament, including offices of profit?
A. Article 100
B. Article 102✓ Correct Answer
C. Article 105
D. Article 110
💡 Solution & Explanation
Article 102 of the Indian Constitution details the disqualifications for membership in Parliament, encompassing criteria such as holding an office of profit, being of unsound mind, or remaining an undischarged insolvent. Incorrect options like Article 100 deal with voting and quorum in Houses, while Article 110 defines Money Bills. A closely related provision is Article 103, which decides questions on disqualifications through the President in consultation with the Election Commission.
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