Q1. Consider the following statements about removal and oath of Supreme Court Judges: 1. A Supreme Court Judge may be removed only by an order of the President after an address by each House of Parliament. 2. The parliamentary address for removal needs only a simple majority of members present and voting in each House. 3. The constitutional grounds for removal are proved misbehaviour or incapacity. 4. Every person appointed as a Supreme Court Judge makes the oath only before the Chief Justice of India. Which of the statements given above are correct?
Explanation
Statements 1 and 3 are true: removal requires a Presidential order after an address by each House and the grounds are proved misbehaviour or incapacity. Statement 2 is false because the required support includes a majority of the total membership and at least two-thirds of members present and voting. Statement 4 is false because the oath is before the President or a person appointed by him.
