Parliament's power to create local legislatures allows establishing legislatures or councils without treating the law as a constitutional amendment. Parliament may by law create for specified Union Territories a Legislature, a Council of Ministers, or both, with such constitution, powers and functions as prescribed; any law made under this power shall not be deemed to be an amendment of the Constitution for the purposes of Article 368 even if it contains provisions that amend or have the effect of amending the Constitution.
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Parliament's power to create local legislatures allows establishing legislatures or councils without treating the law as a constitutional amendment.
Parliament may by law create for specified Union Territories a Legislature, a Council of Ministers, or both, with such constitution, powers and functions as prescribed; any law made under this power shall not be deemed to be an amendment of the Constitution for the purposes of Article 368 even if it contains provisions that amend or have the effect of amending the Constitution.
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