Parliamentary Procedures & Member's Powers (Articles 94-106) Part-5, Chapter 2 Constitution of India

Описание: Master the intricate workings of the Indian Parliament! 🏛️ This insightful video delves into Part-5, Chapter-2 of the Constitution of India, covering Articles 94 to 106. We meticulously explore the procedural aspects, powers, privileges, and key provisions related to the members of the Union Legislature.

We begin by examining the vacating and resignation of seats by the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the Lok Sabha and the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha (Articles 94 and 90). We then move to the powers of the Deputy Speaker or other persons to perform the duties of the office, and the various conditions for disqualification of members, including anti-defection law insights. A significant portion covers the important provisions regarding the powers, privileges, and immunities of Parliament and its members (Article 105), and the salaries and allowances of members (Article 106).

Using innovative mind maps and clear visual explanations, we simplify complex legal and political concepts, making them ideal for quick and photographic learning.What you'll find in this video:

Detailed Analysis: A thorough breakdown of each article from 94 to 106, explaining the constitutional provisions governing parliamentary proceedings and member's status.

Disqualifications and Vacancy of Seats: Understand the grounds on which a member can be disqualified or their seat declared vacant, with relevant case law references.
Who is this video for?

Law Students: Master the procedural and operational aspects of the Union Legislature for your exams.

CLAT Students: Strengthen your legal and political knowledge related to parliamentary functioning.

Political Science Students & Scholars: Gain deep insights into the practical working of India's parliamentary system.

Competitive Exam Aspirants: Indispensable for anyone preparing for exams like UPSC Civil Services, Judicial Services (UPPCSJ, HJS in Uttar Pradesh - like Lucknow), SSC, Banking, and other government examinations.

Engaged Citizens: Understand how your representatives function within the democratic framework.

Parliamentary Privileges: A deep dive into the collective and individual privileges of Parliament and its members, crucial for the independent functioning of the legislature.

Landmark Case Laws: We discuss pivotal Supreme Court judgments that have interpreted parliamentary privileges and the scope of anti-defection law.

Mind Maps for Easy Learning: Our unique visual learning approach helps you connect concepts and retain information more effectively, essential for comprehensive exam preparation.Who is this video for?

Law Students: Master the procedural and operational aspects of the Union Legislature for your exams.

CLAT Students: Strengthen your legal and political knowledge related to parliamentary functioning.

Political Science Students & Scholars: Gain deep insights into the practical working of India's parliamentary system.

Competitive Exam Aspirants: Indispensable for anyone preparing for exams like UPSC Civil Services, Judicial Services (UPPCSJ, HJS in Uttar Pradesh - like Lucknow), SSC, Banking, and other government examinations.

Engaged Citizens: Understand how your representatives function within the democratic framework.Why watch this video?

Comprehensive: Covers vital aspects of parliamentary operations, member's rights, and their responsibilities.

Visual Learning: Mind maps make complex political and legal topics simple and memorable.

Exam-Oriented: The content is structured to help you succeed in your examinations.

Practical Knowledge: Gain insights into the actual functioning of legislative bodies.

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