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The image contains information about the election of the President of India, impeachment, and succession to the presidency. It includes historical facts and details about the electoral process and the roles of different officials in the case of vacancies.
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President elected by Electoral College; VP acts as President if vacant.
The President of India is elected by an Electoral College through the Single Transferable Vote System. If the President's office is vacant, the Vice President takes over. If both President and Vice President positions are vacant, the Chief Justice of India acts as President.
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The President of India is elected by an Electoral College through the Single Transferable Vote System. If the President's office is vacant, the Vice President takes over. If both President and Vice President positions are vacant, the Chief Justice of India acts as President.
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Elections are held indirectly, reflecting India's federal structure. The succession ensures continuity in governance.
Tips
Remember to differentiate between the roles of the Vice President and Chief Justice during a vacancy.
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