Question
Option B: 3 only
The correct answer is “3 only”.
Under Article 368, once a Constitutional Amendment Bill has been duly passed by both Houses of Parliament (and ratified by the state legislatures, if required), the President must give his assent. Unlike in the case of ordinary bills, the President has no power to withhold assent or return the bill for reconsideration. This provision emphasizes the limited role of the President in the constitutional amendment process, ensuring the supremacy of the Parliament in this matter.