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Question : The 10th Schedule of the Constitution of India, popularly referred to as the "Anti Defection Law", was inserted by the ______Amendment.

Option 1: 58th

Option 2: 63rd

Option 3: 48th

Option 4: 52nd


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Correct Answer: 52nd


Solution : The correct option is 52nd.

The 10th Schedule of the Constitution of India, commonly known as the " Anti-Defection Law" was inserted by the 52nd Amendment Act of 1985. The amendment came into effect on March 1, 1985. The purpose of the Anti-Defection Law is to curb the practice of legislators changing their party affiliations for reasons such as seeking personal gains or political opportunism.

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