If a constitutional amendment bill seeks to alter the limits of a province, what additional approval is constitutionally required?

Correct answer: C. Approval by that Provincial Assembly

  • A. Approval by the Council of Islamic Ideology
  • B. Approval by the concerned High Court
  • C. Approval by that Provincial Assembly
  • D. Approval by the National Finance Commission

Explanation

Article 239 requires the concerned Provincial Assembly to pass the bill by a two-thirds majority before the amendment can proceed. This additional safeguard applies specifically to changes in provincial limits.

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