How does the role of Parliament in creating local Legislatures or Council of Ministers for certain Union Territories differ from its role in other aspects of governance?
The role of Parliament in creating local Legislatures or Council of Ministers for certain Union Territories differs from its role in other aspects of governance as it involves creating specific laws to establish and define the constitution, powers, and functions of these legislatures or councils. This power granted by Parliament is not considered an amendment to the Constitution (as stated in section 239A(2)) but is instead a separate authority for this particular purpose. In other aspects of governance, Parliament's role typically involves making laws or amending existing ones within the framework of the Constitution, rather than creating new legislative or executive structures.