What is the primary difference between a MLA and a MLC?
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MLA-Member of Legislative Assembly (Representative of Lower House- Directly Elected by the people)
MLC-Member of Legislative Council (Representative of Upper House-Indirectly Elected by the people)
Indian states having unicameral state-legislature (Lower House only) have MLAs. (for example Tamil Nadu)
Indian states having bicameral state-legislature (Lower as well as Upper House) have both MLAs and MLCs. (for Example Maharashtra)
In Maharashtra: Lower House is Vidhan Sabha & Upper House is Vidhan Parishad.
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MLA-Member of Legislative Assembly
(Representative of Lower House- Directly Elected by the people)
Indian states having unicameral state-legislature (Lower House only) have MLAs.
MLC-Member of Legislative Council
(Representative of Upper House-Indirectly Elected by the people)
Indian states having bicameral state-legislature (Lower as well as Upper House) have both MLAs and MLCs.
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