How can a person be disqualified from being a part of both Houses of Parliament and a State Legislature?
A person can be disqualified from being a part of both Houses of Parliament and a State Legislature if they are chosen as a member of both Houses of Parliament, in which case their seat in one House will become vacant. Additionally, a person cannot be a member of both Houses of Parliament and a House of the Legislature of a State at the same time. If a person is chosen as a member of both Parliament and a State Legislature, their seat in Parliament will become vacant after the specified period mentioned in rules made by the President unless they resign from their seat in the State Legislature before that period expires.