Absolute veto malayalam explanation | M laxmikanth Indian polity malayalam | chapter 17 president

Описание: Welcome to our Polity Malayalam class! In this detailed lesson, we are explaining one of the most important topics from Indian Polity by M. Laxmikanth — the Absolute Veto Power of the President of India. If you are preparing for UPSC Malayalam, KPSC Malayalam, SSC Malayalam, or any competitive exam like PSC, CGL, CHSL, this topic is highly important from an exam point of view.

👉 According to the Indian Constitution, the President of India has veto powers over bills passed by the Parliament. These powers include Absolute Veto, Suspensive Veto, Pocket Veto, and Qualified Veto. Among them, one of the most crucial and frequently asked in exams is the Absolute Veto power.

💡 What is Absolute Veto?
Absolute Veto means the President withholds assent to a bill passed by the Parliament. By using this power, the bill dies and never becomes an Act. This point is very important in Indian Polity in Malayalam classes because many students confuse it with Suspensive Veto or Pocket Veto. In our Constitution class for SSC Malayalam and Indian Polity UPSC in Malayalam, we simplify every concept so you will never forget these points.

🎯 When is the Absolute Veto used?
According to Laxmikanth Indian Polity Malayalam syllabus, the President uses Absolute Veto mainly in two situations:

1️⃣ When the bill is a Private Member’s Bill
2️⃣ When the cabinet resigns after passing a Government Bill, and the new cabinet advises the President not to give assent

These two scenarios are very commonly asked in UPSC Prelims, KPSC Degree Level, and SSC Exams. So memorize these clearly.

📘 Examples to Remember
To make your exam preparation stronger, this class explains two major examples mentioned in the Constitution learning sources:

📌 1954 — Dr. Rajendra Prasad withheld his assent to the PEPSU Appropriation Bill
📌 1991 — President R. Venkataraman withheld his assent to the Salary, Allowances & Pension of MPs (Amendment) Bill due to lack of prior Presidential recommendation

These events are directly picked from Indian Polity by M. Laxmikant in Malayalam topics. When you attend competitive exams, such questions will help you score sure-shot marks.

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