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of <h1>Lawmakers Can't Sit in Two Parliamentary Houses Simultaneously: Constitution Bars Dual Membership and Ensures Legislative Integrity</h1> Article 101 of the Indian Constitution governs the vacation of seats in Parliament. It prohibits simultaneous membership in both Houses of Parliament and prevents a person from being a member of both Parliament and a State Legislature. The article outlines conditions for seat vacancy, including disqualification, resignation, and prolonged absence without permission. A special provision exists to verify the genuineness of resignations, allowing the presiding officer to reject voluntary or non-genuine resignation attempts.
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