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<h1>1956 Amendment Alters House of the People Composition: New Seat Allocation Rules in Articles 81 & 82.</h1> The Constitution (7th Amendment) Act, 1956, replaces Articles 81 and 82 with new provisions regarding the composition of the House of the People. Article 81 specifies that the House shall have up to 500 members elected from state constituencies and up to 20 members representing Union Territories, as determined by law. It mandates proportional seat allocation based on state population and requires constituency divisions to maintain population-seat ratio consistency. Article 82 requires seat allocation and constituency divisions to be readjusted after each census, without affecting current representation until the existing House is dissolved.