Register No. LJ ML 1047 M.L/LL.M. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, JULY 2023. (For the candidates admitted from 2013 ~ 2014 onwards) First Year ~ First Somester (Common to all branches) Paper Il: INDIAN CODE: PFI CONSTITUTIONAL, LAW ~ THE NEW CHALLENGES ‘Time : Three hours Maximum : 60 marks PART A — (3 x 12 = 36 marks) Answer THREE of the following. 1. Critically examine the centre's responsibility to encounter the problems arising out of internal disturbance within the states. 2, “The harmony of balance between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles are the essential elements of the basic structure of the Indian Constitution” — Discuss with relevant case law. 3. Critically analyse the management of legislative conflicts within the federal framework through judicial perceptions. Analyse the need for independence of judiciary in the modern context. 5. Indian Constitutional Law under Article 14 permits reasonable classification but prohibits class legislation — Discuss the above statement with relevant case laws. PART B— (4 6 = 24 marks) Answer FOUR of the following in about 260 words each. 6. Examine the permissible limitations on freedom of speech and expression in widening social media with decided case laws. 7. Write a note on privatisation and its impact on the society. 7.0]10, a “When the constitutional right. of personal liberty is invaded the invasion is not washed by person being set free” ~ Discuss. ion of India. Examine how child rights are protected under the Constitut Discuss the accountability of the executive and the judiciary in India. Examine the concept of Dynamic Constitutional Jurisprudence with reference to separation of powers. 2 ML 1047