HES1 Q.6
0. The Legislative Council of a State is a:
- Option : B
- Explanation :
The Legislative Council of a State is considered a permanent body, much like the Rajya Sabha at the central level. It cannot be dissolved, though one-third of its members retire every two years.
Option A: temporary body
Incorrect. A temporary body is one that is constituted for a specific period and then dissolved, which does not apply here.Option B: permanent body
Correct. The Legislative Council is a continuing body and not subject to dissolution, although members serve staggered terms.Option C: semi-permanent body
Incorrect. This is not a constitutional or legal term used for Legislative Councils in India.Option D: chamber of the nominated members
Incorrect. Though some members are nominated, the council also includes elected representatives.
