Correct option is A
The
Ninety-First Amendment to the Constitution (2003) made significant changes to the
Tenth Schedule (Anti-defection law). It removed the provision allowing a
split in a political party to be a valid defense against defection, thus tightening the anti-defection law.
Information Booster:
This amendment was introduced to strengthen the anti-defection law, ensuring greater
party discipline and preventing legislators from splitting parties to avoid disqualification.
Additional Information:
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Option (b), (c): These amendments deal with other provisions of the Constitution and do not relate to the anti-defection law.
