A national emergency must be approved by Parliament within ______.
30 Days
Under Article 352 of the Constitution, a Proclamation of National Emergency must be laid before both Houses of Parliament and approved by them.
As per the 44th Constitutional Amendment, such approval must be given within one month, that is, 30 days, of the proclamation being issued, failing which it ceases to operate.
Hence, a national emergency must be approved by Parliament within 30 days.
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