Q. The Indian Constitution has been described as ‘quasi-federal’ by whom among the following?
Answer: A
Notes:
Indian Constitution has been variously described as ‘federal in form but, unitary in spirit’, ‘quasi-federal’ by K.C. Wheare, ‘bargaining federalism’ by Morris Jones, ‘co-operative federalism’ by Granville Austin, ‘federation with a centralizing tendency’ by Ivor Jennings and so on.
Source: Laxmikanth.
