Article 239AA of CoI : Article 239AA: Special provisions with respect to Delhi.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A new law on public transportation is proposed in Delhi.
Explanation:
- The Legislative Assembly of Delhi decides to create a new law to improve public transportation within the city.
- The Assembly drafts the law and passes it through a majority vote.
- However, the law must be in line with the Constitution and cannot conflict with any existing laws made by Parliament.
- If there is a conflict, the law made by Parliament will prevail unless the President has given assent to the new law proposed by the Delhi Legislative Assembly.
Example 2:
Scenario: Appointment of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers in Delhi.
Explanation:
- After elections, a political party wins the majority of seats in the Delhi Legislative Assembly.
- The President of India appoints the leader of the winning party as the Chief Minister of Delhi.
- The Chief Minister then advises the President on the appointment of other ministers.
- These ministers form the Council of Ministers, which is collectively responsible to the Legislative Assembly.
- The C...
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