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Disqualification (Constitutional (Undischarged Insolvent (he should not…
Disqualification
Constitutional
office of a Minister, either for the Union or for any State is not regarded as an office of profit under the Government of India or the Government of any State.
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Art 102 , Disqualification
Undischarged Insolvent
he should not only be adjudged insolvent but also remain undischarged. Such a contingency could only arise under insolvency law.
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, the president has no choice but to act in accordance with the EC’s advice in matters of disqualification
Election Commission in independence of legislators will be jeopardized’ if they accepted position from government
Offices like ‘parliamentary secretaries’, ‘chairmanship of boards and committees’ and similar other offices are given to them to keep them contented as, due to the 15 per cent cap introduced by the 91st constitutional amendment on the appointment of ministers