RRB Junior Engineer (JE) Sample Paper: General Awareness (Indian Polity)-15

1. When does the State law have precedence over Central law on the Concurrent subject?

(a) if the State law was passed earlier
(b) if the law passed by the State was approved by the President before enactment of law on the same subject by the Parliament
(c) if the Supreme Court so advises
(d) In no case

2. In India the superintendent, direction and control of the conduct of elections is vested in

(a) Parliament
(b) District Administration
(c) State Government working through the District-Magistrates
(d) Election Commission

3. The independence of the Election Commission has

(a) by making the removal of the Chief Election Commissioner difficult
(b) by not permitting any change in the salary and other service conditions of the Election Commissioner during his term
(c) both the above provisions
(d) by none of the above provisions

4. The power to set up a Administrative Tribunal for the adjudication of disputes relating to elections vested in:

(a) presidential proclamation
(b) the appropriate legislature
(c) special ordinances made for the purpose
(d) any law made by the Election Commission

5. A Political Party in India can acquire the status of a registered Party if it secures­

(a) at least 2 per cent of votes in state
(b) at least one per cent of votes in state
(c) at least three per cent of votes in state
(d) None of the above.

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