Constitutional and statutory bodies MCQ — 1 Practice Questions with Answers

Explanation

The National Human Rights Commission is a statutory body created under the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, so it is not a Constitutional Body. The Union Public Service Commission has constitutional status under the provisions dealing with public service commissions. The Finance Commission is provided for in the Constitution and is constituted to recommend tax devolution and related financial transfers. The Election Commission is also established by the Constitution to supervise elections. Therefore, the body outside the Constitution-based category is the National Human Rights Commission.