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Home Questions & Answers General Knowledge Parliament Question Answers If the President of India exercise his power as provided under Articles 356 of the constitutions in respects of a particular state then

    If the President of India exercise his power as provided under Articles 356 of the constitutions in respects of a particular state then

  • Govenment of that statement assumes the power to the subjects in the stater list
  • Parliament assume the power to legislate on the subjects in the state lists
  • Article 19 is automatically suspended
  • The assembly of the state is automatically dissolved

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