Which Constitutional Amendment Act abolished the provision for nominating members from the Anglo-Indian community to the State Legislative Assemblies?

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) 104th Amendment Act, 2019
Explanation:
. 104th Constitutional Amendment Act was enacted in 2019
. It abolished nomination of Anglo-Indians to State Assemblies
. It also discontinued nomination to Lok Sabha
. Reservation of SCs and STs was extended
Information Booster:
. Earlier provision was under Articles 331 and 333
. Amendment came into effect in January 2020
Additional Knowledge:
102nd Amendment Act, 2018 (Option a)
. Related to National Commission for Backward Classes
105th Amendment Act, 2021 (Option b)
. Restored state powers on OBC lists
101st Amendment Act, 2016 (Option c)
. Introduced Goods and Services Tax (GST)