How can the Parliament provide amendments to the Constitution regarding the creation or abolition of a Legislative Council?
The Parliament can provide amendments to the Constitution regarding the creation or abolition of a Legislative Council by passing a law in accordance with Article 169(1). This law must be supported by a resolution passed by the Legislative Assembly of the concerned State, which should have majority support from both total membership and members present and voting. The law may also contain necessary amendments to the Constitution and other supplemental, incidental, and consequential provisions as deemed necessary by Parliament.