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Which of the following are correct regarding the effects of National Emergency? (1) Effect on fundamental rights.  (2) Effect on Centre-State relations. (3) Effect on the life of Lok Sabha and State Assembly. (4) Effect on Right to Life and Personal Liberty.

Which of the following are correct regarding the effects of National Emergency? (1) Effect on fundamental rights.  (2) Effect on Centre-State relations. (3) Effect on the life of Lok Sabha and State Assembly. (4) Effect on Right to Life and Personal Liberty. Correct Answer 1,2 and 3 only

The correct answer is 1,2 and 3 only.

Important Points

The effects of the National Emergency

Centre-State relations:

  • The executive power of the centre extended to directing any state regarding the manner in which its executive power is to exercise.
  • Parliament becomes empowered to make low on any subject in the state list.
  • President can modify the constitutional distribution of revenues between the centre and states.

Fundamental rights:

  • Article 358 deals with the suspension of fundamental rights given in article 19.
  • Article 359 deals with suspension of fundamental rights except article 20 and 21. (Right to Life and Personal Liberty.)

Lok Sabha and State Assembly :

  • Parliament life may be extended beyond 5 years, one year at a time (for any length of time).
  • Some provision for state legislative.  

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