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Match the following:          List I List II A. President of India I. Secrecy of information B. Judges of Supreme Court II. Faithful Discharge of duties C. Members of Parliament III. Faith and Allegiance to the Constitution of India D. Minister for the Union IV. Upholding the Constitution and the law

Match the following:          List I List II A. President of India I. Secrecy of information B. Judges of Supreme Court II. Faithful Discharge of duties C. Members of Parliament III. Faith and Allegiance to the Constitution of India D. Minister for the Union IV. Upholding the Constitution and the law Correct Answer A - III, B - IV, C - II, D - I

The correct answer is A-III, B - IV, C - II, D - I

Key Points

  • It is the oath taken by various members.
Members Oath Taken by them
A. President of India

III. Faith  and allegiance to the Constitution of India
B. Judges of Supreme Court IV. Upholding the Constitution and the law
C. Members of Parliament II. Faithful discharge of Duties
D. Minister for the Union I. Secrecy of Information

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