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Which Part of the Constitution of India, inserted by the Forty-second Amendment, contains the provisions enabling Parliament to set up Administrative Tribunals and Tribunals for other matters?

Part XIV-A of the Constitution, inserted by the Forty-second Amendment, contains Articles 323A and 323B. These articles empower Parliament and, for certain subjects, State legislatures to establish tribunals, including Administrative Tribunals for service matters of public servants.

  1. APart XIV-ACorrect
  2. BPart XV
  3. CPart XIII
  4. DPart XVIII

Explanation

The Forty-second Amendment (1976) inserted Part XIV-A, containing Articles 323A and 323B, dealing with tribunals. Part XIV deals with services under the Union and States, but the tribunal provisions sit in the separate Part XIV-A. Parts XV and XVIII relate to elections and emergency provisions respectively.

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