Articles 102 and 103 | Indian Constitution | Disqualification of MPs | Indian Polity | UPSC | Law

Описание: Articles 102 and 103 | Indian Constitution | Disqualification of MPs | Indian Polity | UPSC | Law
Articles 102 and 103 of the Indian Constitution deal with the disqualification of Members of Parliament (MPs) and the authority responsible for deciding such disqualifications.

Article 102 specifies the grounds on which an MP can be disqualified, including holding an office of profit, unsound mind, insolvency, loss of citizenship, or disqualification under any law made by Parliament such as the Representation of the People Act, 1951.

Article 103 clarifies who decides such disputes. According to the Constitution, the President of India decides the question of disqualification of MPs, but the decision is taken after obtaining the opinion of the Election Commission of India, making the Commission’s opinion crucial in the process.

Understanding these provisions is important for UPSC aspirants, judiciary exams, political science students, and anyone interested in Indian constitutional law and parliamentary procedures.

In this video, we simplify Articles 102 and 103, explain grounds of MP disqualification, and discuss how constitutional authorities like the President and Election Commission work together in such cases.

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