Legislative fields (State List): When can Parliament legislate on subjects in the State List? Assess constitutional gateways that permit Union legislation on State subjects. Choose the comprehensive answer.

General Knowledge Indian Politics Difficulty: Easy
Choose an option
  • A
    If the Rajya Sabha, by a two-thirds majority, declares a State List matter to be of national importance
  • B
    If two or more State Legislatures request Parliament to legislate for those states on that subject
  • C
    For implementing treaties and agreements with foreign powers
  • D
    All of the above

Answer

Correct Answer: All of the above

Explanation

Given data

  • Ask: Situations enabling Union Parliament to legislate on State List subjects.

Concept/Approach The Constitution permits Union legislation on State subjects in multiple circumstances:

  • Article 249: Rajya Sabha resolution (2/3rd present and voting) on national interest.
  • Article 252: Two or more states pass resolutions requesting Parliament to legislate for them.
  • Article 253: For implementing international treaties/agreements.

Final Answer All of the above

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