CONSTITUTIONAL BODY [tceirel Merlino) Ure Eat Men econo STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FINANCE COMMISSION NV MeC NM clo ice Ber) MeN Meo sTece ei SPECIAL OFFICER FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES COMPTROLLER AND AUDIT OR GENERAL OF INDIA ATTORNEY GENERAL OF INDIA TN olet RIN Oa ASA ELECTION COMMISSION PART XV: ELECTIONS * 324. SUPERINTENDENCE, DIRECTION AND CONTROL OF ELECTIONS TO VESTED IN AN ELECTION COMMISSION. 325. NO PERSON TO BE INELIGIBLE FOR INCLUSION IN, OR TO CLAIM TO BE INCLUDED IN A SPECIAL, ELECTORAL ROLL ON GROUNDS OF RELIGION, RACE, CASTE OR SEX. 326. ELECTIONS TO THE HOUSE OF THE PEOPLE AND TO THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLIES OF STATES TO BE ON THE BASIS OF ADULT SUFFRAGE 327. POWER OF PARLIAMENT TO MAKE PROVISION WITH RESPECT TO. ELECTIONS TO LEGISLATURES. 328. POWER OF LEGISLATURE OF A STATE TO MAKE PROVISION WITH RESPECT TO ELECTIONS TO SUCH LEGISLATURE KYL PET oM sigs) a eel NE Sele) Nm)sc) TC ed Ces ee re ee ea erie cy er aed aa oc! Pane ees ee determined the President) President Government 3, President Se Lor) ro orto ra? 1989 (Single mo) ero) ir aa coe cues co) LS Ee Le Ceo sn Coe any rr re a one ny) eer ESTILO} Cs Pee) Hae ear come ener Conditions for Recognition as a National Party POLITICAL Ai pron (fay coon pry i on PARTIES AND folhoing condition is fill ELECTION ‘Aiton it wns for sesin the Lak Sabo om any to st Conditions for Recognition as a State Party following conditions sufi it secures six percent ofthe valid votes poled in the state at a genta ‘estion tothe epsatve sembly ofthe state concer and in ati UWitsccures ix prcentof the vas votes polled inthe stat at a general election othe Lok Saba from the sat soncerne and, in oton it ins | sel in the Lak Sab ffom the state concerned: o 3. If wins tree por cent of sat in the legisitive mcmbly ata general election tothe legislative assembly ofthe tate concerned o 3 eas in the 4. [Fit win sat inthe Lok Saba for every 25 sats or any faction thereof alloted to the sate at a gsneralslston tothe Lok Sabha from the ste 5. 18 it secures eight per cont of the ttl valid votes po esate a General Heston to the Lok Sabha from the stDood Poarenee ted COMPTROLLER & AUDITOR GENERAL Poets eae Serra ae ae eT Cr ono aN ee eee eae a Cas + Single member boar, Cae eee eid eee Por Serine aetna Retiree rn are erireceer ey are Undid fer ee ae Sen ee cn eel eee See eee ena) eet eee rane Dee REMOVAL PROCEDURE Cea tea loo Reto en Nor ew as oNV0 oR Reet meat REMOVAL IS IN SAME MANNER AND ON THE SAME GROUNDS AS A JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT I.E. REMOVED BY THE PRESIDENT ON THE BASIS OF A. RESOLUTION PASSED BY BOTH THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT WITH SPECIAL MAJORITY, ON THE GROUND OF PROVED MISBEHAVIOR OR INCAPACITY. Cael ome eal en att eae aesARTICLE 324 OF THE CONSTITUTION HAS MADE THE FOLLOWING aneNUS oN LORS asc GiPE Nes ole) =e [oa eis eae WN) NAMI RO Ceui(o\ (eke ait a easel Moree) H Cir eel eeu Ro ley = aa e791 laa Bis Ma Mer on |e) ha ea hoes ela. ae eS TON Ee Ue RESET aero Poe Ce Woe ean aS asc ere an Rodis Riel eM Ae ai se) a eee PS oR ROY Na aed a (otk PARLIAMENT WITH SPECIAL MAJORITY, EITHER ON THE GROUND OF PROVED MISBEHAVIOUR OR INCAPACITY. THUS, HE DOES NOT HOLD HIS OFFICE TILL Riese CU helms ole aol ca eae eI) THE SERVICE CONDITIONS OF THE CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSIONER CANNOT BE VARIED TO HIS DISADVANTAGE AFTER HIS APPOINTMENT, ANY OTHER ELECTION COMMISSIONER OR A REGIONAL COMMISSIONER CANNOT BE REMOVED FROM OFFICE EXCEPT ON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSIONER. THOUGH THE CONSTITUTION HAS SOUGHT TO SAFEGUARD AND. ENSURE THE INDEPENDENCE AND IMPARTIALITY OF THE ELECTION COMMISSION, SOME FLAWS CAN BE NOTED, VIZ., a ira eXe aM OLa (ol Pra Ohms scien |-1 soar QUALIFICATIONS (LEGAL, EDUCATIONAL, ADMINISTRATIVE OR JUDICIAL) OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ELECTION ore NIU e i THE CONSTITUTION HAS NOT SPECIFIED THE TERM OF THE MEMBERS OF THE ELECTION COMMISSION. THE CONSTITUTION HAS NOT DEBARRED THE RETIRING ELECTION COMMISSIONERS FROM ANY FURTHER APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNMENT,POWERS & FUNCTIONS Beda ar aise AWA Ke alcool Moose} THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY ON THE BASIS OF THE DELIMITATION COMMISSION ACT OF we TO PREPARE AND PERIODICALLY REVISE ELECTORAL ROLLS AND TO REGISTER ALL ELIGIBLE VOTERS TO NOTIFY THE DATES AND SCHEDULES OF ELECTIONS AND TO SCRUTINISE NOMINATION cd TO GRANT RECOGNITION TO POLITICAL PARTIES AND ALLOT ELECTION SYMBOLS TO. oo TO ACT AS A COURT FOR SETTLING DISPUTES RELATED TO GRANTING OF RECOGNITION. Mele ore Nee Me Nelda ary thon Roce mela is ea ea os, SRN Rel torent Root te Relea a ee tee eutel ea uO Can Su tegen CONTINUE lea aN ote ta Mona Aon aoe Nel au aero OMe rer NA edt oure a BOOS a aso eon aa ot Un Ron aoa uo aeatta on ewe aS Bree a ace eee aise okt ae ola rene ke Dene eter Blea mse NNR Red clcl oaolnea oem ol o Orcs Rls el ome ae cl Nooo ue Ra og fee son age eel eu cheer CR en mea Iolo an ole (ome keel aie} Na Poet eats PRESIDENT'S RULE IN ORDER TO EXTEND THE PERIOD OF EMERGENCY AFTER ONE YEAR.CONTINUE... * THE ELECTION COMMISSION IS ASSISTED BY DEPUTY ELECTION COMMISSIONERS. THEY ARE DRAWN FROM THE CIVIL SERVICE AND APPOINTED BY THE COMMISSION WITH TENURE SYSTEM. THEY ARE COS Pa SMI) alle asec Ce) Ola PP aA Raeraniaw.\ PMN ine a7U eee pa Rieke THE COMMISSION. AT THE STATE LEVEL, THE ELECTION COMMISSION IS ASSISTED BY THE CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE CHIEF ELECTION COMMISSIONER IN CONSULTATION WITH THE STATE GOVERNMENT. BELOW THIS, AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL, THE COLLECTOR ACTS AS THE DISTRICT RETURNING OFFICER. HE APPOINTS A RETURNING OFFICER FOR EVERY CONSTITUENCY IN THE DISTRICT AND PRESIDING OFFICER FOR EVERY POLLING BOOTH IN THE CONSTITUENCY. UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Adm mcd PL ReeSuiee ARTICLE 315 = 323UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION Aa Sa aVie=Mel ies air allel eA Pan Sia) CHAPTER Il —PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONS 315. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONS FOR THE UNION AND FOR THE STATES. RI aceN NaN) MOF OFFICE OF MEMBERS. 317. REMOVAL AND SUSPENSION OF A MEMBER OF A PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. 318. POWER TO MAKE REGULAT SECs STAFF OF THE COMMISSION. 319. PROHIBITION AS TO THE HOLDING C rene ed acc) Cea a CONDITIONS OF SERVICE OF MEMBERS AND COMMISSION ON 320. FUNCTIONS OF PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONS. cya 322. EXPENSES OF PUBLIC SERVICE C Rye cre) ora peat a CT ted rr Sag Brg Coord ea at Mea: eerie Tit Cee aaa Ca Qualification not mentioned except asta Luts eee eet e ger iu ea eee Strength not specified on aiscretion of meer Grace Roitelaaelt Be eae ha Ce Cr sari Ee noon eee eed Fane ewe aa aaa) Ceres te Been eel Charged on Consolidated fund ei) ca pe Mola tN heron Red gt ens eke cols MISSIONS Bi Ror ee eae Leet Cana iermenm Cre Lad Do Ce ee ee oe eee Goan ee eae na) Secret eae Nace) eae Strength not specified on discretion of fete ons roe naa ae reac aa eile Seen! Seed ene ar ree eg ees pa ee aay Compre ak) Cee ae eee nid Pen conte ne Cece rea enn PRATREMOVAL PROCEDURE AS MANNER PROVIDED IN CONSTITUTION BY PRESIDENT FROM THE OFFICE UNDER THE Rrellet Neko et aries Deemer cet ner eoewe et i keger tad wv. etu tenes OFFICE: OR tea ood a ai ao) MIND OR BODY. SNe ENON eel aren ako ao) EadomU nie nine Geld rVe Ms ela c Rc ern ane as Nao ca Rn a a aan) RAN ENQUIRY, SUPREME COURT, AFTER ENQUIRY ADVICE THE PRESIDENT, ADVICE TENDERED BY SUPREME COURT IN THIS REGARD IS BINDING ON THE PRESIDENT. oN Nena cool Sogo at aa ken PRE eon Read MEMBER OF UPSC AND JOINT STATE PUBLIC SERVI Woe ne)) lo Ne Roa oie Sager ee) "MISBEHAVIOR’ DEFINED IN CONSTITUTION, IF HE (A) IS CONCERNED OR INTERESTED IN ANY eee me ome toute a ana eae) oneTHE CONSTITUTION HAS MADE THE FOLLOWING PROVISIONS TO SGaeU GPP Nea. oe sire Pak P= OPM a a FUNCTIONING OF THE UPSC: THE CHAIRMAN OR A MEMBER OF THE UPSC CAN BE REMOVED FROM OFFICE SY THE Pgs=Nudey Sal hue aC saat eR el kei eMule ea te Role aM re fas gel ad aol ae THE CONDITIONS OF SERVICE OF THE CHAIRMAN OR A MEMBER, THOUGH DETERMINED BY THE PRESIDENT, CANNOT BE VARIED TO HIS OISADVANTAGE AFTER HIS APPOINTMENT, Bru ao ta encatl tote ch AOU eee roe scoot CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE UPSC ARE CHARGED ON THE CONSOLIDATED FUND OF [et te ToeC ato Nom Nol com CU Ns THE CHAIRMAN OF UPSC (ON CEASING TO HOLD OFFICE} IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FURTHER EMPLOYMENT IN THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA OR A STATE. ‘A MEMBER OF UPS [ON CEASING TO HOLD OFFICE] IS ELIGIBLE FOR APPOINTMENT AS THE CHAIRMAN OF UPSC OR & STATE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (SPSC], BUT NOT FOR ANY OTHER EMPLOYMENT IN THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA OR A STATE aor a ake aed aussie UN Reel eae aa) eid Wer Nai aac LN heats Seon Mc ea toe) TERM), FUNCTIONS * IT CONDUCTS EXAMINATIONS FOR APPOINTMENTS TO THE ALL-INDIA Fra or=cmel Na Veicl = V.ele Tet -Te(oRs1 Velo au el Ua POTTS coma Riel Sc ITASSISTS THE STATES (IF REQUESTED BY TWO OR MORE STATES TO 00 SO) IN FRAMING AND OPERATING SCHEMES OF JOINT RECRUITMENT FOR Odea Meee es Ni austecs oon eis oe Fearon yaa sel aon es Eee Ae a eae ee a aS Er vececle oe e RNR a Seas OU aia ag 119 eae) JOINT STATE PUBLIC SEVICE COMMISSION: BY AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT, SO STATUTORY BODY + APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT + TENURE: 6 YEARS & 62 SatsCONTINUE... * IT IS CONSULTED ON THE FOLLOWING MATTERS RELATED TO PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT: * ALL MATTERS RELATING TO METHODS OF RECRUITMENT TO CIVIL SERVICE AND FOR CIVIL POSTS. rr a ol gh ol aeolian Vo Re) SERVICES AND POSTS AND IN MAKING PROMOTIONS AND TRANSFERS FROM ONE SERVICE TO ANOTHER. THE SUITABILITY OF CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENTS TO CIVIL SERVICE AND Reno ta ooo NN on ten acs Wet Nott sa AND APPOINTMENTS BY TRANSFER OR DEPUTATION. CONCERNED PO ai ceo MeN ey ice Sao olen Neco THE UPSC TO RATIFY THEM CONTINUE... ALL DISCIPLINARY MATTERS AFFECTING A PERSON SERVING. UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA IN A CIVIL CAPACITY INCLUDING MEMORIALS PETITIONS RELATING TO SUCH MATTERS. Ait sica NOU Dos locates 7) WITHHOLDING OF INCREMENTS WITHHOLDING OF PROMOTIONS RECOVERY OF PECUNIARY LOSS REDUCTION TO LOWER SERVICE OR RANK (DEMOTION) COMPULSORY RETIREMENT REMOVAL FROM SERVICE DISMISSAL FROM SERVICE.CONTINUE... Pace S sao amet te) eae tego aM ee sate) (ee) ele cinl ed aoe RESPECT OF ACTS DONE IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS OFFICE DUTIES. EN Ae ol ie VC ae Wa No eagela) MUN soa Maso NR ERs) (ede) 101-1 Aeon =a NUL NOS AND ANY QUESTION AS TO THE AMOUNT OF ANY SUCH AWARD, MATTERS OF TEMPORARY APPOINTMENTS FOR PERIOD EXCEEDING ONE YEAR AND ON REGULARISATION OF APPOINTMENTS. Mca ENR ke Timea oan to\ Kelas Vea ake (OF CERTAIN RETIRED CIVIL SERVANTS. ANY OTHER MATTER RELATED TO PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT, MISC. Menem Ca Pe Beer a eae egies ae een uo a Neate UPSC. aa Nene MR an TaN SA eR REPORT BEFORE BOTH THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, SES OF NON-ACCEPTANCE MUST BE APPROVED BY THE APPOINTMENTS COUN ta ame a THE UPSC. Remeron aod Colao Mea oie ao) JUDICIAL SERVICE OF STATE OTHER THAN DISTRICT JUDG sieoNe Ne Reise arenes ese Pca eV Ear ant EN!THE FOLLOWING MATTERS ARE KEPT OUTSIDE THE FUNCTIONAL JURISDICTION OF THE UPSC. IN OTHER WORDS, THE UPSC IS NOT CONSULTED ON THE FOLLOWING MATTERS: Meet acho roy tee enol tae ae oll Kel Coron Sel moh-\ WHILE TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE CLAIMS OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND Eta are Mareen Tn once h hie ect euey ire ter cr eat cece PST Rea ace ete aac, Pony BULK OF GROUP C AND GROUP D SERVICES. urs a seo Ngo Mis ol ue Neeson CP a cee Reranch a ect ot STO. Cees ee ees Poitier a aS ohn ae S AND CENTRAL SERVICES AND POSTS MAY MAKE RE Roca can Peat etm eS ta Cou aN eyo Al et ane et ce es AY a aoe eae PARLIAMENT FOR AT LEAST 14 DAYS. ‘Commission ‘Appointment urs chair By President Resign Leer Recruitment Aficle 316+ (Condition of President (als, 13) 223 Others(As Service & Patt xiv elermined Tenure) Removal by Directory President ngtehold Consulate (Hatt ofthe ~Adjudged ——Chaiman= Methods of Simitaty members 10 insolvent Nol Bigible —-Reerut sate Public Yyearsin Govt. = Employ outside futher = Promotion Service Services fee employment ~ Transfer ‘Commission Inticity aco! Temporary body/mind Appainime Misbehaviour at Binding at Diseiptinary Enguly PensionFINANCE COMMISSION * PART XIl * FINANCE, PROPERTY, CONTRACTS AND SUITS be Pine Rola (a 08:14am ae) eS NINE} * 280. FINANCE COMMISSION bass) Bere] INP UO) Olmos COMMISSION.THE CHAIRMAN SHOULD BE A PERSON HAVING EXPERIENCE IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND THE FOUR OTHER MEMBERS SHOULD BE SELECTED FROM AMONGST THE FOLLOWING: * A JUDGE OF HIGH COURT OR ONE QUALIFIED TO BE APPOINTED AS ONE, * APERSON WHO HAS SPECIALISED KNOWLEDGE OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. oy ace OR sR? aa =l-ea a MATTERS AND IN ADMINISTRATION, * APERSON WHO HAS SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE OF ECONOMICS, THE FINANCE COMMISSION IS REQUIRED TO MAKE eo YANO MOMs =>) RO gE) Bas FOLLOWING MATTERS: Brel re elma a adore eel See Re RE ean eee ean) SU elm ou ola et loreal ‘THE PRINCIPLES THAT SHOULD GOVERN THE GRANTS=INeAID TO THE a Ae a aol mor tec ol seo 1) SCN mre Wel uma ee one nth Koay Saree ate sell een ae De Rt oe Oem a eel Not Peavey escort este ANY OTHER MATTER REFERRED TO IT BY THE PRESIDENT IN THE INTERE RoteCONTINUE... * TILL 1960, THE COMMISSION ALSO SUGGESTED THE GRANTS GIVEN TO THE STATES OF ASSAM, BIHAR, ODISHA AND WEST BENGAL IN LIEU OF Oe Aimee act ela a Ae eis olt 1 Sel EXPORT DUTY ON JUTE AND JUTE PRODUCTS. THESE GRANTS WERE TO BE CN eee Mesa aa ea aaa COMMENCEMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION. THE COMMISSION SUBMITS ITS REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT. HE LAYS IT [rool Ae a elt Ne a GMA eRe) (oR LLU SE NOL mi aol MEN ee Nenu, a ee mea ee re Aa TaN Nearer Es Re Ae oS NaN USA PN = (oc Oe BINDING ON THE GOVERNMENT. IT IS UP TO THE UNION GOVERNMENT TO. IMPLEMENT ITS RECOMMENDATIONS ON GRANTING MONEY TO THE STATE ‘Commission ‘Appointment Reappoinime of Finance chair By President Constivted Bigible for Commission + ery S years Reappoinime Aficle 280 4Members Criteria bs (By President Chair= Order) Experience in Grants in Aids Judicial Public Aifare toStoter ‘avaliieation determined Others- ‘Augment bythe 1 dudge of Consolidated Patiament ie Fund of Sate ( 2. Spl Recomd. by Knowledg State Fe ein Finance & Matter: Accounts felerred by Sel. the President Knowledg ein ‘Advisory/ Non Economics Binging Experience ein Financial MattersTable 45.1 Finance Commissions Appointed so far First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth K.C. Neogy K. Santhanam AK. Chanda Dr. PV. Rajamannar Mahavir Tyagi Brahamananda Reddy J.M. Shelat Y.B. Chavan N.K.P. Salve K.C. Pant A.M. Khusro. Dr. C. Rangarajan Dr. Vijay Kelkar Y.V. Reddy N.K. Singh 1973 1978 1984 1989 1994 2000 2004 2009 2014 2020 (expected) 1952-57 1957-62 1962-66 1966-69 1969-74) 1974-79 1979-84 1984-89 1989-95 1995-2000 2000-2005 2005-2010 2010-2015 2015-2020 2020-2026GOODS AND SERVICES TAX COUNCIL GOODS AND SERVICES TAX COUNCIL THE 101sT AMENDMENT ACT OF 2016 PAVED THE WAY FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF A NEW TAX REGIME (LE. GOODS AND SERVICES TAX = GST) IN THE COUNTRY. THE SMOOTH AND EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION OF THIS TAX REQUIRES CO-OPERATION AND. elelo release eR IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THIS CONSULTATION PROCESS, THE AMENDMENT PROVIDED FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A GOODS AND SERVICES TAX COUNCIL OR THE GST COUNCI THE AMENDMENT INSERTED A NEW ARTICLE 279-A IN THE CONSTITUTION. THIS ARTIC! OWERED THE PRESIDENT TO CONSTITUTE A GST COUNCIL BY AN ORDER, Oe rey. ana eu anced Oo aera ker oN Oa oe Ne SP ame BY ORDER, CONSTITUTE A COUNCIL TO BE CALLED THE Goons AND SERVICES TAX COUNCIL TXetetol 1) (areas on sea E AD Reon cok CoUNciL Soar me me kel oleae a ae ol SECRETARY3 ACTS AS THE EX-OFFICIO SECCONTINUE... WHILE DISCHARGING ITS FUNCTIONS, THE COUNCIL IS TO BE GUIDED BY THE NEED FOR A HARMONISED STRUCTURE OF GST AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A on Zea alo MA oaze Serle WN ae aaeca fore) SoMa ORCON ais.) an i015 201 Ria see AN Roan FUNCTIONS TO ESTABLISH THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF CO-OPERATIVE FEDERATION IN THE FUNCTIONING OF THE COUNCIL, WHICH IS THE FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL FEDERAL BODY VESTED WIT POWERS TO TAKE ALL MAJOR DECISIONS RELATING TO GST. EVOLVING BY A PROCESS OF WIDER CONSULTATION, A GST STRUCTURE, WHICH IS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DRIVEN AND USER FRIENDLY COMPOSITION OF THE COUNCIL Air Recolor Wel ace WV Nol at teu a ore Rees ead FOLLOWING MEMBERS: areca weet Oe UM teen eed tetas eee eet nested ede Mn een ted Ero acoMs ny) ey elas eel ol oR rR ole rolo Sol anon, THEMSELVES TO BE THE VICE~CHAIRPERSON OF THE COUNCIL. THEY CAN A Pret THE UNION CABINET ALSO DECIDED TO INCLUDE THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE CENTRAL Eley Reg Svea Kel EC) AS A PERMANENT INVITEE (NON-VOTING) TO. Me oreo Neo tel elWORKING OF THE COUNCIL * THE DECISIONS OF THE COUNCIL ARE TAKEN AT ITS MEETINGS. ONE=HALF OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL IS THE QUORUM FOR CONDUCTING A MEETING. EVERY DECISION OF THE COUNCIL IS TO BE TAKEN BY A MAJORITY OF NOT LESS THAN THREE-FOURTHS OF THE WEIGHTED VOTES OF THE MEMBERS ical NIeN RVoU Nee VU sai (eal a>)=e oi ALL NE E aol Nod WITH THE FOLLOWING PRINCIPLES: Centr eSources eo} fer cour outer Ou Bea on Boog tn aol Nee ene stein eel ma enn Kear ren Mele RL La ance CONTINUE... © ANY ACT OR PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL WILL NOT 8ECOME INVALID ON THE FOLLOWING GROUNDS: ae ome tod use moor alee! Pes eod aaron Rees ees Se) oR ANY PROCEDURAL IRREGULARITY OF THE COUNCIL NOT tendFUNCTIONS OF THE COUNCIL THE COUNCIL IS REQUIRED TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE CENTRE AND THE STATES ON THE FOLLOWING MATTERS: Oe aes eR ele saay ante ae eRe AODIES THAT WOULE GET MERGED IN GST. THE GOODS AND SERVICES THAT MAY BE SUBJECTED TO GST OR EXEVPTED FROM GST MODEL GST LAWS, PRINCIPLES OF LEVY, APPORTIONMENT OF GST LEVIED ON SUPPLIES N THE (COURSE OF INTERSSTATE IRADE OR COMMERCE AND JHE PRINCIPLES THAT GOVERN THE PLACE eee aa eDn tat vette ema acta Pees THE RATES INCLUDING FLOOR RATES WITH BANDS OF GST. ANY SPECIAL RATE OR RATES FOR A SPECIFIED PERIOD TO RAISE ADDITIONAL RESOURCES DURING ANY NATURAL CALAMITY OR DISASTER ANY OTHER MATIER RELATING 10 GST, AS THE COUNCIL MAY DECIDE. OTHER FUNCTIONS Aha ae oa a omreMi ooo eka IMPLEMENTATION, THE COUNCIL SHALL ESTABLISH A MECHANISM TO ADJUDICATE UPON esa) Cee eee és ee tes STATES ON THE OTHER SIDE: OR Cea ent tre THE COUNCIL HAS TC RECOMMEND THE COMPENSATION TO THE STATES FOR LOSS OF REVENUE ARISING ON ACCOUNT OF INTRODUCTION OF GST FOR A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS, BASED ON THIS RECOMMENDATION, THE PARLIAMENT DETERMINES THE COMPENSATION. ACCORDINGLY, THE PARLIAMENT ENACTED THE LAW IN 2017SPECIAL OFFICER FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES SPECIAL OFFICER FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES ORIGINALLY, THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA DID NOT MAKE ANY PROVISION WITH RESPECT Tweet eel Snel re ont * ALINGUSTC MINORITY IS A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHOSE MOTHER TONGUE IS DIFFERENT FROM THAT OF THE MAJORITY IN THE STATE OR PART OF A STATE, THUS, THE LINGUISTIC MINORITIES Ste ees LATER, THE STATES REORGANISATION COMMISSION (1953-55) MADE A RECOMMENDATION IN THIS REGARD. TLED AS ‘OFFICIAL LANGUAGE! ANG CONSISTS OF FOUR CHAPTERS. ARTICLE eee e reo ena pear ACCORDINGLY, THE SEVENTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENOMENT ACT OF 1956 INSERTED A, ree }50- B IN PART XVII OF THE Co!THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING PROVISIONS: Bs erro ioe aia el elo Sec uel NeS oe R LS Peso ae aos etme aoe Tarot) DUTY OF THE SPECIAL OFFICER TO INVESTIGATE ALL MATTERS RELATING. TO THE SAFEGUARDS PROVIDED FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES UNDER THE CONSTITUTION. TAN olteh com G aa Nat oR oa uaa og PRESIDENT MAY DIRECT. THE PRESIDENT SHOULD PLACE ALL SUCH REPORTS BEFORE EACH Delt ela eens Rohe See eas feteNec Ns) IT MUST BE NOTED HERE THAT THE CONSTITUTION DOES NOT SPECIFY THE QUALIFICATIONS, TENURE, SALARIES AND ALLOWANCES, SERVICE CONDITIONS AND PROCEDURE FOR REMOVAL OF THE SPECIAL OFFICER FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITI COMMISSIONER FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES Rau Reams aa elie) koma iol atts Remi AON (el ial OFFICE OF THE SPECIAL OFFICER FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES WAS CREATED IN 1957. HE IS DESIGNATED AS THE COMMISSIONER FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES. THE COMMISSIONER HAS HIS HEADQUARTERS AT ALLAHABAD (UTTAR PRADESH) aa ele Moe Tiare CCN en NRL NADU) AND KOLKATA (WEST BENGAL). EACH IS HEADED BY AN ASSISTANT fees THE COMMISSIONER IS ASSISTED AT HEADQUARTERS BY DEPUTY COMMISSIONER PUNE NIE ee Mel: Maa A So RS GOVERNMENTS AND UNION TERRITORIES THROUGH NODAL OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THEM. AAT THE CENTRAL LEVEL, THE COMMISSIONER FALLS UNDER THE MINISTRY OF MINORITY AFFAIRS. HENCE, HE SUBMITS THE ANNUAL REPORTS OR OTHER REPORTS TO THE PRESIDENT THROUGH THE UNION MINORITY AFFAIRS MINISTERROLE OF THE COMMISSIONER Rama Oo MMe Reon een Bae Mem Rel AZ Nea} ARISING OUT OF THE NON-iMPLEMENTATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND NATIONALLY AGREED SCHEME OF SAFEGUARDS PROVIDED TO LINGUISTC MINORITIES THAT COME TO ITS NOTICE OR ARE BROUGHT TO ITS KNOWLEDGE BY THE LINGUISTIC MINORITY INDIVIDUALS, GROUPS, ASSOCIATIONS OR ORGANISATIONS AT THE HIGHEST POLITICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE LEVELS OF THE STATE GOVERNMENTS AND UT ADMINISTRATIONS AND RECOMMENDS REMEDIAL ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN. TO PROMOTE AND PRESERVE LINGUISTIC MINORITY GROUPS, THE MINISTRY OF MINORITY AFFAIRS HAS REQUESTED THE STATE GOVERNMENTS / UNION. TERRITORIES TO GIVE WIDE PUBLICITY TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGUARD PROVIDED TO LINGUISTIC MINORITIES AND TO TAKE NECESSARY ADMINISTRATIVE MEASURES. THE STATE GOVERNMENTS AND UT ADMINISTRATIONS WERE URGED aloY Xerexe) oN Tol INA coh ie al ate) Res 9 AOTC) FOR LINGUISTIC MINORITIES. THE COMMISSIONER LAUNCHED A 10 POINT PROGRAMME TO LEND FRESH IMPETUS TO GOVERNMENTAL EFFORTS TOWAR! THE PRESERVATION OF THE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE OF LINGUISTIC MINORITIES VISION & MISSION * STREAMLINING AND STRENGTHENING IMPLEMENTATION MACHINERY AND MECHANISM FOR EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE (Orolo) Ry Ng sel. PS ze) wale] al Bele) uleu INO] THEREBY ENSURING PROTECTION OF THE RIGHTS OF SPEAKERS OF THE MINORITY LANGUAGES SO AS TO PROVIDE THEM EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR INCLUSIVE AND INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT. TO ENSURE THAT ALL THE STATES / U.T.S EFFECTIVELY IMPLEMENT THE CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS AND THE NATIONALLY AGREED. SCHEME OF SAFEGUARDS FOR THE LINGUISTIC MINORITIES FOR PROVIDING THEM EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR INCLUSIVE pa he alan LeFUNCTIONS & OBJECTIVE FUNCTIONS Reina enuanta usin Get na onsen onan Met ecu} TO SUBMIT TO THE PRESIDENT OF INDIA, THE REPORTS ON THE STATUS OF MPLEMENTATION OF THE feet RE NU nave. sr ote a aca te TO MONITOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SAFEGUARDS THROUGH QUESTONNAIRES, VISTS, CONFERENCES, SEMINARS, MEETINGS, REVIEW MECHANISM, ETC fort oul © To PROVIDE FQUAL OPPORTUNITIES TO THE LINGUISTIC MINORITIES FOR INCLUSIVE Pe tog Ne Aone ces aon oR en een com at ct ed To Pome eget od ea EN) TO ENSURE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SAFEGUARDS PROVIDED FOR THE LINGUISTIC Mra Keoh Ne Ro GOR nec conan WARS SoC a ene eee eee Rind eel on only Ned Riso Moai acels ett Soe poset Silo) UNGUISTIC MINORITY roots ile 7 aes oA eee ol ee ew ecmnimceiag PRESIDENTIAL order. By PRESIDENT. eomnimicrs aban aoe Besa] Ce Mia eete eset fete) aired Soy eee) emacs eeu cay specified Qualification, Pe emcee PCs CT eee eae eon aise ET eRe Samu ll the rules, Creo co Cece eet Serevent rears ey og ene ey a Re Oe Coe a AUn i en eS Perea Sree} ere ere care] Neen eaeanto feetNATIONAL COMMISSIONS NAA SPECIAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO CERTAIN CLASSES 337. SPECIAL PROVISION WITH RESPECT TO EDUCATIONAL GRANTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF ANGLO-INDIAN COMMUNITY. 338. NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCHEDULED CASTES. 338A. NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES. 338B. NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR BACKWARD CLASSES TENS Peeersty Petes erent eras Coane are See ee Jescltion Non stalutary multi member commision ona Coen Meroe ment Recearame re Leta haere deere sere Soper eetete Soxiieoremenets eateries) Micke 338, Pot—xv1_ [+ Ariel 3384, Pari—X¥1 ed or eee eee nee eT ere Cee lens Peer eee ares ee ee et ener ieee eee seks uate ere Rees arn Cea ene aesNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SC © ARTICLE 338 OF THE CONSTITUTION PROVIDED FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF A SPECIAL OFFICER FOR SCHEDULED CASTES (SCs) AND SCHEDULED TRIBES (SSRN Veena uh nu chhnsteon ties Secession RoC Ce hol sce a oh aa aod cre onic IN 1978, THE GOVERNMENT (THROUGH A RESOLUTION) SET UP A NON- STATUTORY MULTIMEMBER COMMISSION FOR SCs AND STS; THE OFFICE Pome estes ae eet Ue eke Rol sini * IN 1987, THE GOVERNMENT (THROUGH ANOTHER RESOLUTION) MODIFE FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMISSION AND RENAMED IT AS Ti COMMISSION FOR SCS AND STS. CONTINUE... * LATER, THE 65TH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ACT OF 1990 PROVIDED FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A HIGH LEVEL MULTI-MEMBER NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCS AND STS IN THE PLACE OF A SINGLE SPECIAL OFFICER FOR SCS AND STS. THIS CONSTITUTIONAL BODY REPLACED THE COMMISSIONER FOR SCS AND STS AS WELL AS THE L@fe MUO] amas P= Wg de UL() Rela RT AGAIN, THE 89TH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ACT OF 2003 BIFURCATED THE COMBINED NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCs AND STS INTO TWO SEPARATE BODIES, NAMELY, NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCHEDULED CASTES (UNDER ARTICLE 338) AND NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCHEDULED TRIBES (UNDER ARTICLE 338-A)THE FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMISSION ERs BONN Roy ose Wa alesis PN CRC ase LOO ENO Nen eee eel aie eee aroha aS Sec To INQUIRE INTO SPECIFIC COMPLAINTS WITH RESPECT TO THE DEPRIVATION OF CILer Weasel So Kolm aSo Bo rae nuevos er ea cle che gelel elroy le} rahe gt Nim gu eer OLA A Rte ele ean eat ats mi ae oo Beds ee eR Peer a ea ee eae ot aon eau aera} Bon ca oN re ECR Rn a Ct Rue aC SDN Oo eh ae oul a ee rset ee Renn oS ae St a oe AT ello cone ema teat ime eee y) > DISCHARGE SUCH OTHER FUNCTIONS IN RELATION TO THE PROTECTION, WELFARE a oraysKel gs) os Rea NOU RL SNA ola REPORT OF THE COMMISSION THE COMMISSION PRESENTS AN ANNUAL REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT. IT CAN ALSO. SMe Ms el dae NRA ca eisc7 ag Ais eae eae Um Wend. 20) 168: 120) Bl aN shee ke Ned WITH A MEMORANDUM EXPLAINING THE ACTION TAKEN ON THE RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE COMMISSION. THE MEMORANDUM SHOU PNR NNR Ce) io Misael ores Ne koe Nike aie [ier AONY THE PRESIDENT ALSO FORWARDS ANY REPORT OF THE COMMISSION PERTAINING. TO A STATE GOVERNMENT TO THE STATE GOVERNOR. THE GOVERNOR PLACES IT BEFORE THE STATE LEGISLATURE, ALONG WITH A MEMORANDUM EXPLAINING THE ACTION TAKEN ON THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMISSION. THE IVsMel Noi elt P RoR NNR A 7.cre) ice Rae ACCEPTANCE OF ANY OF SUCK RECOMMENDATIONS.‘THE COMMISSION, WHILE INVESTIGATING ANY MATTER OR INQUIRING INTO ANY COMPLAINT, HAS ALL THE POWERS OF A CIVIL COURT TRYING. ASUIT AND IN PARTICULAR IN RESPECT OF THE FOLLOWING MATTERS: SUMMONING AND ENFORCING THE ATTENDANCE OF ANY slo] OU ae SAO a N12) CCN eR RIV Re) OATH; REQUIRING THE DISCOVERY AND PRODUCTION OF ANY DOCUMENT; RECEIVING EVIDENCE ON AFFIDAVITS REQUISITIONING ANY PUBLIC RECORD FROM ANY COURT OR OFFICE; ISSUING SUMMONS FOR THE EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES AND. DOCUMENTS; AND ANY OTHER MATTER WHICH THE PRESIDENT MAY DETERMINE. SEPARATE COMMISSION FOR ST THE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR SCS AND STS CAME INTC BEING CONSEQUENT UPON dete an a eke ion Ws iw emo ar) See oN Mcrae ie oh le eee. Kel ae eon oR OBJECTIVE OF MONITORING ALL THE SAFEGUARDS PROVIDED FOR THE SCS AND STS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OR OTHER LAWS. Sarena Rela tna AG ae Rn eC Ra LS PROBLEMS ARE ALSO DIFFERENT FROM THOSE OF SCS. ORLA Tear cece han WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE STS. IT WAS FELT N Ger eMteletae eens Pont eto Rn oem ac eo oY Sele ven) Eocene os IN ORDER TO SAFEGUARD THE INTERESTS OF THE STS MORE EFFECTIVELY, IT WAS PROPOSED Pema vCal ue Wee ete eo Sian nema a eaett Naronnmectiic rete ew ny Peycienn sai foto SNM Ee Coste OC 1D) Deu sy Crete PO ee Cet Sn foto riten)CONTINUE * THE SEPARATE NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR STS CAME INTO EXISTENCE IN 2004. * IT CONSISTS OF A CHAIRPERSON, A VICE~CHAIRPERSON AND THREE OTHER MEMBERS. THEY ARE APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT BY WARRANT UNDER HIS HAND AND SEAL. THEIR CONDITIONS OF SERVICE AND TENURE OF OFFICE ARE ALSO DETERMINED BY THE PRESIDENT FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE AND MONITOR ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND OTHER LEGAL SAFEGUARDS FOR THE STS AND TO EVALUATE THEIR WORKING? ROC ayer en on em ae on POO se ts ee gat TO PARTICIPATE AND ADVISE ON THE PLANNING PROCESS OF SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMEN? OF THE STS AND TO EVALUATE THE PROGRESS OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT UNDER THE UNION O8 A. Bd Nt AR ago enon A Oa REPORTS UPON THE WORKING OF THOSE SAFEGUARDS: TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS AS TO THE MEASURES THAT SHOULD BE TAKEN 8Y THE UNION OR A STATE FOR THE EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THOSE SAFEGUARDS AND OTHER MEASURES THE PROTECTION, WELFARE AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE STS; AND To DISCHARGE SUCH OTHER FUNCTIONS IN RELATION TO THE PROTECTION, WELFARE AND Date AE oe Ae a SR ag ola?OTHER FUNCTIONS CNP eee et oon aoe cteu teehee COMMISSION IN RELATION TO THE PROTECTION, WELFARE AND DEVELOPMENT AND ADVANCEMENT OF THE STS Reeth aN teh ae et eae Nd eam aor ce eG) Te Rh aOR NE CU ot Ea mee ec) Pesce eens eset eect es PACS rel aN gear a Ree P RN Td ences A earn ee on cc on Tee een ee cae te Peete ar Mc en eet aaa Reet a Nee acl oe Ne eo ENCED acne era eee ta aio aee arGd TAKEN PLACE, CONTINUE... * MEASURES TO BE TAKEN TO ELICIT MAXIMUM COOPERATION AND INVOLVEMENT OF TRIBAL COMMUNITIES FOR PROTECTING FORESTS AND UNDERTAKING SOCIAL AFFORESTATION MEASURES TO BE TAKEN TO ENSURE FULL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF PANCHAYATS (EXTENSION TO THE oreo 6 vou 1 MEASURES TO BE TAKEN TO REDUCE AND ULTIMATELY ELIMINATE THE PRACTICE OF SHIFTING CULTIVATION BY TRIBALS THAT LEAD TO THEIR CONTINUOUS DISEMPOWERMENT AND DEGRADATION OF LAND AND THE ENVIRONMENT.Nag Maney Mens) Rela ey AVR on Cia DING ya earia ava eol ae ceusen te Cero NY Neo IMUM ol A osm ohOTIN THE COMPLAINTS OF UNDER INCLUSION, OVERINCLUSION OR NON-INCLUSION OF ANY CLASS OF CITIZENS IN THE UST OF BACKWARD CLASSES coon aa eh meron ered en kena) (NCBC} was set uP IN 1993. NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR BACKWARD CLASSES ACT, 1993. Ne mr aA Neely Keon aso} CONSTITUTIONAL STATUS ON THE COMMISSION. FOR THIS PURPOSE, THE AMENDMENT INSERTED A NEW ARTICLE 338sB IN THE CONSTITUTION. HENCE, site rete nCe el ene aan con ay INSTITUTIONAL BODY CONTINUE FURTHER, THE SCOPE OF FUNCTIONS ASSIGNED TO THE COMMISSION IS ALSO Eee ers ola La ae Ao RE To a Ro) 2s Re) Gel OR aN Rola revel Wha oder eee el) foie tel aa eens Seon aN Ne Noumea EIN a eV ENABLING THE PRESIDENT TO SPECIFY THE SOCIALLY AND EDUCATIONALLY Pea een: THE COMMISSION CONSISTS OF A CHAIRPERSON, A VICE*CHAIRPERSON AND. ens aoe Ue aN eee Wa keene tel ee RN Se Cea tela asFUNCTIONS OF THE COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE AND MONITOR ALL MATTERS RELATING TO TH eco an oe iha st ene tka ro earn SoMa oltsnlor einer cael Sore ares Roker Peto Tor REPORTS eweehna ciceien Steg ean Tikes rey InaLy (© DISCHARGE SUCH OTHER FUNCTIONS IN RELATION TO. eae ee Nee meat neel Raa cola) ‘Commission ‘Appolnime Tenure of Notional Muttimember By President 3 yeor Term Commission Chai (ond & forsce + Seal) enforcing Aficle 238 VC Condition & ‘ttendance Patt xv +3Members Tenure Requiing discovery & production of document Receiving evidence Requistion of ‘any Publle Record rom Goverment Office Examination of Wines & Evidence National ‘Commission tors Arficle 336A, National ‘Commission fer oac ‘Acie 3988 Special 1. Commissioner By President No Provision Offeertor (Ha: on Uinguisie. ——Allahabac) Tenure, Minorty + ‘Qualtication ‘Aicle 3508 3.As Com, : Patt XVI (Belgaum, Salary Chena, Kolkata) 2by Com Investigate Monitor Constitution alt Legal Sofeguards Inquire — deprivation ‘of Righis Patleipote baAdvice ‘on Panning Process Present Annval Report to President Recommen ddto Union, [totesCOMPTROLLER & AUDITOR GENERAL Naa uae) * CHAPTER V: COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR-GENERAL OF Sie Pero ole NPE Le) Sel. 7 mela Ne 149, DUTIES AND POWERS OF THE COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR- GENERAL 150. FORM OF ACCOUNTS OF THE UNION AND OF THE STATES. 151. AUDIT REPORTS.COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL LO) saan ARTICLE 148 — PROVIDES FOR AN INDEPENDENT OFFICE OF CAG oem Utes ao Ure ecole Uy CAG 15 “GUARDIAN OF PUBLIC PURSE” DUTY OF THE CAG 1S TO UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND LAWS OF POU Na Rau skola Noe yuo Sel a oyna econ Sela aat er acon THE PARLIAMENT BR. AMBEDKAR SAID THAT THE CAG SHALL BE THE MOST IMPORTANT OFFICER UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA CAG 15 ONE OF THE BULWARKS OF THE DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT IN INDIA — THE OTHERS BEING THE SUPREME CO! oNeon en) ND THE UNION PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION = DR. B. R. AMBEDKAR Nes Rvs COMMISSION ase) CONTINUE... Bulwarks of COMPTROLLER Rieigtiulas 4 ed retell Democratic ENERAL OF _ YA) Fiesren) ovo ‘OF INDIAAPPOINTMENT AND TERM CAG APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF INDIA UNDER HIS WARRANT AND SEAL HOLDS OFFICE FOR A PERIOD OF 6 YEARS OR 65 YEARS, WHICHEVER S EARLIER RESIGNS BY GIVING THE RESIGNATION LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT. [oy Men Keo e ae ne tole eel ete era) Peel hate soak ote cn on EFFECT BY BOTH THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT WITH SPECIAL MAJORITY, EITHER OI THE GROUND OF PROVED MISBEHAVIOUR OR INCAPACITY. SUBSCRIBES BEFORE THE PRESIDENT AN OATH OR AFFIRMATION = TO BEAR TRUE FAITH AND ALLEGIANCE MUTION OF INDIA: TO UPHOLD THE SOVEREIGNTY AND INTEGRITY OF INDIA: SoA aa RE Roh teem cel oc) ea ees eater TO UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS. (Sle) Sit NIC] Sean * THE CAG Is APPOINTED BY THE PRESIDENT OF INDIA BY A WARRANT UNDER HIS HAND AND SEAL. THE CAG, BEFORE TAKING oN Me No gel PRN: 814201 aN ‘AN OATH OR AFFIRMATION? * TO BEAR TRUE FAITH AND ALLEGIANCE TO THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA: SoM roth tose a Nex age * TO DULY AND FAITHFULLY AND TO THE BEST OF HIS ABILITY, KNOWLEDGE AND JUDGEMENT PERFORM THE DUTIES OF HIS OFFICE WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOUR, AFFECTION OR ILL-WILL; AND TO UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS.CONTINUE... HE HOLDS OFFICE FOR A PERIOD OF SIX YEARS OR UP TO THE AGE OF 65. See eas a HE CAN RESIGN ANY TIME FROM HIS OFFICE BY ADDRESSING THE RESIGNATION ani aren aia NU HE CAN ALSO BE REMOVED BY THE PRESIDENT ON SAME GROUNDS AND IN THE SAME MANNER AS A JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT. IN OTHER WORDS, HE CAN BE REMOVED BY THE PRESIDENT ON THE BASIS OF A RESOLUTION PASSED TO THAT EFFECT BY BOTH THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT WITH SPECIAL MAJORITY, EITHER ON THE GROUND OF PROVED MIS-BEHAVIOUR (OR INCAPACITY, INDEPENDENCE SECURITY OF TENURE = DO NOT HOLD OFFICE TILL THE PLEASURE OF THE PRESIDENT THOUGH APPOINTED BY HIM. NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FURTHER OFFICE NWAPN NP ROUis exe] Pe) SP) MN Pala PARLIAMENT. SALARY EQUAL TO JUDGE OF SC SALARY OR RIGHTS CANNOT BE ALTERED TO HIS DISADVANTAGE CONDITIONS OF SERVICE OF PERSONS IN INDIAN AUDIT AND. ACCOUNT SERVICE PRESCRIBED BY THE PRESIDENT AFTER CONSULTATION WITH CAG ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES CHARGED UPON THE CONSOLIDATED UN Rela Na