As per Constitution of India, what is the maximum strength (number of members) of the Lok Sabha ?
550
Lok Sabha Maximum Strength as per Indian Constitution
The Lok Sabha, also known as the House of the People, is the lower house of the Parliament of India. Its composition and maximum strength are defined by the Constitution of India.
Constitutional Provisions for Lok Sabha Strength
According to Article 81 of the Constitution of India, the Lok Sabha shall consist of:
- Not more than 530 members chosen by direct election from territorial constituencies in the States.
- Not more than 20 members to represent the Union territories.
Calculating the Maximum Strength
Based on the constitutional limits for representation from States and Union territories, the maximum total strength of the Lok Sabha is calculated as follows:
Maximum members from States = 530
Maximum members from Union territories = 20
Total Maximum Strength = $530 + 20 = 550$ members.
Therefore, the maximum strength of the Lok Sabha as stipulated by the Constitution of India is 550 members.
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