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Anti-Defection Law: 52nd Amendment Overview by sakala guddin is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The Anti-defection Law, established by the 52nd Amendment in 1985, aims to prevent elected representatives from changing their party affiliations post-election, thereby protecting the integrity of democracy. It outlines disqualification criteria for members of Parliament and State legislatures, while also providing exceptions for party splits and mergers. The law emphasizes the role of the Speaker as a guardian of parliamentary rights and privileges, with decisions regarding disqualifications being subject
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