Correct option is B
The Supreme Court, in
S.R. Bommai v. Union of India (1994), ruled that the
Indian Constitution is
quasi-federal, meaning it has both
federal and unitary features. The Union government holds more power, especially during emergencies.
Information Booster:
The
quasi-federal nature of the Constitution ensures a balance between
Central control and
State autonomy, with the Union having overriding powers in times of crisis.
Additional Information:
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Option (a): A
purely federal system gives equal powers to the States, which is not the case in India.
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Option (c):
Co-operative union is not a recognized term in Indian Constitutional law.
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Option (d): This option does not provide a correct classification for the Indian Constitution.
