[Solved] Can the Prime Minister Induct Into his Cabinet one who is not a member of Parliament?

Q.	Can the Prime Minister Induct Into his Cabinet one who is not a member of Parliament?
A.	Yes
B.	No
C.	Yes during an Emergency
D.	Yes if so advised by the President
Answer» A. Yes

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