Can an amendment to the Constitution be presented to the President before it has been passed by both Houses of Parliament?
No, an amendment to the Constitution cannot be presented to the President before it has been passed by both Houses of Parliament. According to the context provided in Article 368(2), a bill for amending the constitution must first be introduced in either House of Parliament and then pass through a majority vote in each house, with not less than two-thirds of the members present and voting before it can be presented to the President for assent.