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Constitution of India | Ninth Schedule Entries 252-284 & Tenth Schedule Anti-Defection Law

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Constitution of India - complete bare act audiobook in English (Video 075 of 79): Ninth Schedule Entries 252-284 & Tenth Schedule Anti-Defection Law. Read word for word from the text of the Constitution of India, with timestamps for every section. FREE law notes, quizzes and study materials: https://www.thelaweasy.com CHAPTERS / TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Ninth Schedule - Entries 252-256 0:46 Ninth Schedule - Entries 257-260 2:18 Ninth Schedule - Entries 261-264 3:02 Ninth Schedule - Entries 265-268 3:38 Ninth Schedule - Entries 269-272 4:09 Ninth Schedule - Entries 273-276 4:52 Ninth Schedule - Entries 277-280 5:29 Ninth Schedule - Entries 281-284 6:21 Tenth Schedule - Anti-Defection Law: Paragraph 1 Interpretation 7:36 Tenth Schedule Paragraph 2 - Disqualification on Ground of Defection 9:42 Tenth Schedule Paragraph 3 - Omitted by the Ninety-first Amendment 11:09 Tenth Schedule Paragraph 4 - Disqualification Not to Apply in Case of Merger 12:18 Tenth Schedule Paragraph 5 - Exemption WHO IS THIS FOR? Law students (LLB, LLM), UPSC and State PSC aspirants, CLAT, judiciary and other competitive exam candidates, and anyone who wants to listen to and understand the Constitution of India in English. FULL PLAYLIST (all videos in order): Constitution of India | Complete Bare Act Audiobook in English Previous video: 074 Ninth Schedule | Entries 181-251 | Validated State & Central Laws - https://youtu.be/RGWJTUg-3kA Next video: 076 Tenth Schedule, Eleventh & Twelfth Schedules & Appendix I Begins - https://youtu.be/dpVY4mqwCqY Visit https://www.thelaweasy.com for free notes, quizzes and more. Note: This video is an audio reading of the bare text of the Constitution of India for educational purposes. It is not legal advice. For authoritative text, refer to the official publication of the Government of India (legislative.gov.in). #ConstitutionOfIndia #IndianConstitution #LawEasy #NinthSchedule #TenthSchedule #AntiDefectionLaw #BareAct #UPSC #CLAT

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