What is the constitutional position when the President receives a bill seeking to amend the Constitution after its passage under Article 239?

Correct answer: B. The President must give assent within ten days

  • A. The President may reject it without reasons
  • B. The President must give assent within ten days
  • C. The President may return it once for reconsideration
  • D. The President must submit it to the Supreme Court

Explanation

After a constitutional amendment bill is duly passed, the President is required to give assent within ten days. The President does not possess an ordinary veto or power to return such a bill for reconsideration.

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