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<h1>Legislative Supremacy: Parliamentary Laws Override State Legislation Under Specific Constitutional Conditions of Articles 249 and 250</h1> This constitutional provision addresses legislative conflicts between Parliament and State Legislatures under Articles 249 and 250. When laws made by Parliament under these articles conflict with state laws, the parliamentary law prevails. The state law becomes inoperative to the extent of repugnancy, but only while the parliamentary law remains in effect. The provision ensures parliamentary supremacy in specific legislative domains while preserving state legislative powers.