In a State, the Legislative Council can be created or abolished by—
- AThe Legislative Assembly of that State
- BThe Parliament
- CThe Parliament, on the recommendation of the Governor
- DThe President, on the recommendation of the Governor
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Correct answer: (b) The Parliament
Explanation
According to Article 169(1), the power to create or abolish the Legislative Council in a State lies with the Parliament. The Parliament can do so when a resolution is passed by the State Legislative Assembly by (i) a majority of the total membership of the Assembly and (ii) a majority of not less than two-thirds of the members present and voting.