Question

A member of either house of the parliament shall be disqualified if ________
A. He is an undischarged insolvent.
B. He is disqualified by any law of the parliament
C. He is disqualified under any law of the parliament
D. All of the above.

Answer 1

Hint: To deter the act of abandonment of individuals starting with one gathering then onto the next after their political race, the Constitution and 191 tries to stop the evil of political rebellions that subverts the essential guideline of the majority rules system. Alteration had been made in Article 191 to give that an individual will be precluded from being an individual from the state Legislature if he is so excluded under the Tenth Schedule.

Complete answer:
An individual will be precluded for being picked as, and for being, an individual from one or the other House of Parliament —
- If he holds any office of benefit under the Government of India or the Government of any State, other than an office proclaimed by Parliament by law not to preclude its holder;
- If he is of the weak brain and stands so pronounced by a capable court;
- On the off chance that he is an undischarged bankrupt;
- If he isn't a resident of India, or has deliberately procured the citizenship of an unfamiliar State, or is under any affirmation of loyalty or adherence to an unfamiliar State;
- On the off chance that he is so excluded by or under any law made by Parliament.
- Clarification - For the motivations behind this clause an individual will not be considered to hold any office of benefit under the Government of India or the Government of any State by reason just that he is a Minister either for the Union or such State.
- An individual will be precluded for being an individual from one or the other House of Parliament if he is so excluded under the Tenth Schedule.

Thus, option (D) is correct.

Note: The Constitution sets out specific preclusions under which an individual can't be chosen as an individual from Parliament.
1. If he is an undischarged wiped out.
2. If he is so excluded by or under any law made by the parliament.
3. If he holds any office of benefit under the Union or State government.
4. If he is of the shaky brain and stands so announced by the Court.
5. If he isn't a resident of India or has wilfully gained the citizenship of an unfamiliar state.