A minister who is not a member of parliament can enjoy office for what period
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a minister who is not the member of parliament can enjoy the office for only 5 months ...but if wants to become a member than within the six months he need to win a seat in the parliament
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The President may appoint any chief member of the Council of Ministers, these being the prime minister and the cabinet members, if they are not members of Parliament for a duration of six months. After that time, the minister must secure his position through election. During this time, the cabinet members will not be able to vote in Parliament.
It is uncommon in India to do this, but may be done (by custom) if no party has secure control over the Parliament and the politicians appointed to the positions of cabinet are believed to be excellent candidates that may have only recently fallen out of favor with the electorate for a short time.
It is uncommon in India to do this, but may be done (by custom) if no party has secure control over the Parliament and the politicians appointed to the positions of cabinet are believed to be excellent candidates that may have only recently fallen out of favor with the electorate for a short time.
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