Q3.

Consider the following statements about Public Accounts Committee in India:

1. Public Accounts Committee was founded in 1921.

2. The chairman of the Public Accounts Committee by convention belongs to the main opposition party.

3. The tenure of its chairman and members is two years.

Which of the above statement is/are correct?

Q4.

Consider the following statements regarding anti-defection law:

1. The anti-defection law was enacted during the Indira Gandhi government in 1984.

2. It is placed under the 10 ^th schedule of the constitution.

3. The anti-defection law was further strengthened by the 93 ^rd amendment in 2003.

4. The law mandates the chairman or the speaker of the respective legislative house to decide on disqualification arising out of defection.

Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?

Q5.

Which one of the following committees on Panchayati Raj suggested a constitutional amendment to ensure Panchayati Raj institutions?