Article 355 of the Indian Constitution| Polity Primer | Drishti IAS English

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Both are correct

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Option C

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Option c

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1 Only

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Both 1 and 2

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So there's no absolute power in case of Art. 355, but what about Art. 356? Is 356 also subject to judicial review?

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Yes 356 is also subjected to judicial review as per Supreme Court judgements in sr bombai case

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Dear Viewer,
Thank you for your engagement with this section,
Article 356 is also subject to judicial review as has been held by the Hon’ble Supreme Court in the case of S.R. Bommai vs Union of India 1994.
You can read this Article for further information.
indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-politics/pm-modi-indira-gandhi-misused-article-356-8434716/lite/
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