Mention any one circumstance when the Parliament can make laws on a state subject.
The Parliament can make laws on the subjects mentioned in
the State List in the following circumstances:
1. According to Article 249 of Constitution of India, when a resolution is passed by the Rajya Sabha by
two-thirds majority making it lawful for the Parliament to legislate on a
subject mentioned in the State List in national interest.
2. According to Article 250 of Constitution of India, when a proclamation of emergency is in operation, the
Parliament has the power to make laws for the whole or any part of India on any
of the matters stated in the State List.
3. According to Article 252 of Constitution of India, when two or more States give their consent and pass
resolutions for the same in their respective Legislatures to enable the
Parliament to make a law on any matter listed in the State List. Any
such law will be applicable to only those States which have passed such
resolution, not to all states.
The Parliament can make laws on the subjects mentioned in the State List in the following circumstances:
1. According to Article 249 of Constitution of India, when a resolution is passed by the Rajya Sabha by two-thirds majority making it lawful for the Parliament to legislate on a subject mentioned in the State List in national interest.
2. According to Article 250 of Constitution of India, when a proclamation of emergency is in operation, the Parliament has the power to make laws for the whole or any part of India on any of the matters stated in the State List.
3. According to Article 252 of Constitution of India, when two or more States give their consent and pass resolutions for the same in their respective Legislatures to enable the Parliament to make a law on any matter listed in the State List. Any such law will be applicable to only those States which have passed such resolution, not to all states.
