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When was the President's Rule first imposed in Uttar Pradesh?
1968
1972
1974
1975
1968
President's Rule was first imposed in Uttar Pradesh on January 1, 1968, due to political instability and the failure of the then elected government to maintain a majority in the assembly.
President's Rule was first imposed in Uttar Pradesh on January 1, 1968, due to political instability and the failure of the then elected government to maintain a majority in the assembly.
1968 marks the beginning of President's Rule in Uttar Pradesh, making it a significant date in the state's political history.
Uttar Pradesh has witnessed President's Rule multiple times since 1968, indicating recurring political challenges.
The imposition of President's Rule allows the central government to take direct control of the state government.
President's Rule can be imposed under Article 356 of the Indian Constitution when a state government is unable to operate according to constitutional provisions.
The period of President's Rule in Uttar Pradesh lasted until the new elections were held in 1969.
Option B (1972) is incorrect as President's Rule was not first imposed then; it occurred much earlier.
Option C (1974) and Option D (1975) are also incorrect as they refer to later events in Uttar Pradesh's political timeline.
A is correct тАФ President's Rule was first imposed in Uttar Pradesh in 1968.
This topic connects well with discussions on constitutional provisions regarding state governance and the central government's role, frequently tested in polity sections.