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All of you will know that with the announcement of the election by the Election Commission , the Model Election Code of Conduct comes into force in that area, and it remains in force until Election does not end. Several types of guidelines on political parties, candidates and the public to maintain the accuracy of the elections to be held during the election period by the Election Commission. ( Guidelines ) are issued. It is mandatory for all political parties and candidates to follow these guidelines. Violation of these can be punished under the Indian Penal Code and the Representation of the People Act, 1951, because the guidelines in the Model Code of Conduct are not followed. There is no provision for punishment for doing so. The Model Election Code of Conduct is issued by the Election Commission under its executive powers, most of its principles are not legally recognized. All the political parties themselves have expressed mutual consent to follow it and on the other hand ...

Election Commission The Model Election Code of Conduct is issued by the Election Commission under its executive powers, most of whose principles are not legally recognized. All the political parties themselves have expressed mutual consent to follow it and on the other hand it is the moral duty of the Election Commission to ensure that the code of conduct is followed in support of public opinion. The Election Commission exercises its powers in accordance with the mandated responsibility of conducting free and fair elections under Article 324 of the Constitution of India. The Model Election Code of Conduct is a short, but specific document made by the Election Commission with the mutual suggestion and consent of all political parties. Its purpose is to get the cooperation of all parties and candidates in conducting peaceful elections. This is not a constitutional document . The provisions of the Model Election Code of Conduct are as follows – Agriculture, It's Various Types And ...

The Model Election Code of Conduct is issued by the Election Commission under its executive powers, most of whose principles are not legally recognized. All the political parties themselves have expressed mutual consent to follow it and on the other hand it is the moral duty of the Election Commission to ensure that the code of conduct is followed in support of public opinion. The Election Commission exercises its powers in accordance with the mandated responsibility of conducting free and fair elections under Article 324 of the Constitution of India. Mountains and It's types  The Model Election Code of Conduct is a short, but specific document made by the Election Commission with the mutual suggestion and consent of all political parties. Its purpose is to get the cooperation of all parties and candidates in conducting peaceful elections . This is not a constitutional document, due to which it has no legal recognition. No punitive action can be taken for violating its rules. Th...

Part – V, Union (Articles 52 – 151) Part V of the Indian Constitution includes five chapters, which are as follows -  Chapter – 1 , Provisions related to Executive (President, Vice President, Prime Minister, Cabinet and Attorney General) (Articles 52 – 78) President Of India -  Articles 52 - 62  & 72 Vice President of India - Articles 63 - 73 Prime Minister and Council of Ministers - Articles 74 - 74 Attorney General of India - Article 76 Conduct of government business - Article 77 – 78 Chapter – 2 , Provisions related to Parliament and its procedure (Article 79 – 122) Chapter – 3 , Provisions of the Legislative Powers of the President (Article 123) Chapter – 4 , Provisions related to the Judiciary of the Union (Article 124 – 147) Chapter – 5 , Provisions related to the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (Articles 148 – 151) Ahmedabad Movement : 1918 Chapter – 1, The Executive (Article 52 – 78) Under Chapter – 1, the posts related to the following provisions and...

Part – V, Union (Articles 52 – 151) Part V of the Indian Constitution includes five chapters, which are as follows -  Chapter – 1 , Provisions related to Executive (President, Vice President, Prime Minister, Cabinet and Attorney General) (Articles 52 – 78) President Of India -  Articles 52 - 62  & 72 Vice President of India - Articles 63 - 73 Prime Minister and Council of Ministers - Articles 74 - 74 Attorney General of India - Article 76 Conduct of government business - Article 77 – 78 Chapter – 2 , Provisions related to Parliament and its procedure (Article 79 – 122) Chapter – 3 , Provisions of the Legislative Powers of the President (Article 123) Chapter – 4 , Provisions related to the Judiciary of the Union (Article 124 – 147) Chapter – 5 , Provisions related to the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (Articles 148 – 151) Fundamental Duties : Article - 51A Chapter – 1, The Executive (Article 52 – 78) Under Chapter – 1, the posts related to the following provi...

Part – V, Union (Articles 52 – 151) Part V of the Indian Constitution includes five chapters, which are as follows -  Chapter – 1 , Provisions related to Executive (President, Vice President, Prime Minister, Cabinet and Attorney General) (Articles 52 – 78) President Of India - Articles 52 - 62 & 72 Vice President of India - Articles 63 - 73 Prime Minister and Council of Ministers - Articles 74 - 74 Attorney General of India - Article 76 Conduct of government business - Article 77 – 78 Chapter – 2 , Provisions related to Parliament and its procedure (Article 79 – 122) Chapter – 3 , Provisions of the Legislative Powers of the President (Article 123) Chapter – 4 , Provisions related to the Judiciary of the Union (Article 124 – 147) Chapter – 5 , Provisions related to the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (Articles 148 – 151) Constitution of India - Constituent Assembly and Committees Chapter – 1, The Executive (Article 52 – 78) Under Chapter – 1, the posts related to the fo...

Part 5 of The Constitution Of India consist 5 chapters, Which are written below. President of India related constitutional arrengement are kept under part 5 from Article 52 - 62 & 72.  Part – V, Union (Articles 52 – 151) Part V of the Indian Constitution includes five chapters, which are as follows -  Chapter – 1 , Provisions related to Executive (President, Vice President, Prime Minister, Cabinet and Attorney General) (Articles 52 – 78) President Of India - Articles 52 - 62 & 72 Vice President of India - Articles 63 - 73 Prime Minister and Council of Ministers - Articles 74 - 74 Attorney General of India - Article 76 Conduct of government business - Article 77 – 78 Chapter – 2 , Provisions related to Parliament and its procedure (Article 79 – 122) Chapter – 3 , Provisions of the Legislative Powers of the President (Article 123) Chapter – 4 , Provisions related to the Judiciary of the Union (Article 124 – 147) Chapter – 5 , Provisions related to the Comptroller and A...

Fundamental Duties : Article - 51A The concept of Fundamental Duties in the Indian Constitution has been taken from Russia . Added on the recommendation of Dr. Swaran Singh Committee. It was added as Article 51A under Part IV A by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment 1976. If seen, both rights and duties are aspects of the same coin, both cannot be separated from each other. The number of fundamental duties in the original constitution was only 10, but by the 86th constitutional amendment in 2002 , the 11th duty was added to it . Thus at present the number of fundamental duties is 11 . Fundamental duties are not justiciable , that is, they cannot be punished by the court for not complying with them. Fundamental Duties are unenforceable by the courts. Its purpose is to educate the citizens about their duties. Fundamental duties are not a part of fundamental rights . Ministries and Departments of Govt. of India : A Brief Outline Article : 51 A ( Fundamental Duties ) It shall be the duty of...