Anti-Defection Law Explained | 10th Schedule | 52nd & 91st Amendment | UPSC | MPSC | SSC | Polity скачать в хорошем качестве

Anti-Defection Law Explained | 10th Schedule | 52nd & 91st Amendment | UPSC | MPSC | SSC | Polity

In this video, we explain the Anti-Defection Law in a simple and exam-oriented way. The Anti-Defection Law was introduced through the 52nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1985 by adding the 10th Schedule to the Indian Constitution. It aims to prevent political defections and maintain stability in government. 📌 Topics Covered: Meaning of Defection 52nd Constitutional Amendment Act (1985) 10th Schedule of Indian Constitution Grounds for Disqualification Role of Speaker 91st Constitutional Amendment Act (2003) Important Supreme Court observations Exam-Oriented Important Points 🎯 Useful for: UPSC (Indian Polity) MPSC SSC CGL NDA / CDS State PSC Railway Banking Police Bharti Talathi All Government & Competitive Exams This topic is extremely important for Indian Polity & General Studies (GS) preparation. 👉 Watch till the end for complete clarity. 👉 Like, Share & Subscribe for more exam-focused content from A1 Institute. #AntiDefectionLaw #IndianPolity #10thSchedule #ConstitutionOfIndia #52ndAmendment #91stAmendment #UPSC #MPSC #SSCExam #NDA #CDS #StatePSC #RailwayExam #BankingExam #PoliceBharti #TalathiExam #GovernmentExams #GeneralStudies #GSPreparation #CompetitiveExams #PolityNotes #ExamPreparation #A1Institute