Tenth Schedule
Eighth Schedule
Fifth Schedule
Second Schedule
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The correct answer is (a) Tenth Schedule.
The Tenth Schedule to the Constitution of India, also known as the Anti-Defection Law, was enacted in 1985. It was introduced to prevent defections in Parliament and State Legislatures. The Act provides for the disqualification of a member of Parliament or State Legislature if he/she voluntarily gives up his/her membership of a political party or joins another political party without the prior permission of his/her party. The Act also provides for the disqualification of a member if he/she votes in the House contrary to the
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