History & Civics
Mention any two circumstances under which the seat of a member of the Parliament becomes vacant.
Answer
The seat of a member of either House of Parliament becomes vacant in the following situations —
- If a member resigns his seat by writing to the Speaker or to the Chairman, as the case may be.
- If a member becomes subject to any of the disqualifications laid down in the Constitution or an Act of Parliament.
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