Ninety-first Amendment of the Constitution of India

Target entity: Ninety-first Amendment of the Constitution of India
Context triple: [Tenth Schedule of the Constitution of the Constitution of India, amendedBy, Ninety-first Amendment of the Constitution of India]

• A. Sixty-ninth Amendment of the Constitution of India
  The Sixty-ninth Amendment of the Constitution of India is the 1991 constitutional change that granted Delhi a special status as the National Capital Territory with a legislative assembly and council of ministers.
• B. Eighty-seventh Amendment to the Constitution of India
  The Eighty-seventh Amendment to the Constitution of India is a constitutional change that revised the basis for allocating seats in the Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies by updating population figures used for representation.
• C. Eighty-fourth Amendment to the Constitution of India
  The Eighty-fourth Amendment to the Constitution of India is a 2001 constitutional change that froze the readjustment of parliamentary and assembly constituencies based on population figures until after the first census taken after the year 2026.
• D. Fifty-second Amendment to the Constitution of India
  The Fifty-second Amendment to the Constitution of India is a 1985 constitutional change best known for introducing the anti-defection law, which disqualifies legislators on grounds of defection to curb political instability and party-switching.
• E. 104th Constitutional Amendment Act of India
  The 104th Constitutional Amendment Act of India is a 2020 amendment to the Indian Constitution that, while extending reservations for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in legislatures, discontinued the practice of nominating Anglo-Indian members to the Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ninety-first Amendment of the Constitution of India
Target entity description: The Ninety-first Amendment of the Constitution of India is a 2003 constitutional reform that strengthened anti-defection provisions and limited the size of the Council of Ministers to curb political defections and reduce government instability.

• A. Sixty-ninth Amendment of the Constitution of India
  The Sixty-ninth Amendment of the Constitution of India is the 1991 constitutional change that granted Delhi a special status as the National Capital Territory with a legislative assembly and council of ministers.
• B. Eighty-seventh Amendment to the Constitution of India
  The Eighty-seventh Amendment to the Constitution of India is a constitutional change that revised the basis for allocating seats in the Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies by updating population figures used for representation.
• C. Eighty-fourth Amendment to the Constitution of India
  The Eighty-fourth Amendment to the Constitution of India is a 2001 constitutional change that froze the readjustment of parliamentary and assembly constituencies based on population figures until after the first census taken after the year 2026.
• D. Fifty-second Amendment to the Constitution of India
  The Fifty-second Amendment to the Constitution of India is a 1985 constitutional change best known for introducing the anti-defection law, which disqualifies legislators on grounds of defection to curb political instability and party-switching.
• E. 104th Constitutional Amendment Act of India
  The 104th Constitutional Amendment Act of India is a 2020 amendment to the Indian Constitution that, while extending reservations for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in legislatures, discontinued the practice of nominating Anglo-Indian members to the Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies.
• F. None of above. chosen