Do the oaths or affirmations in the Third Schedule of the Indian Constitution change with amendments?
The oaths or affirmations in the Third Schedule of the Indian Constitution can be amended through the constitutional amendment process, which requires the approval of both houses of Parliament with a special majority and, in some cases, ratification by at least half of the State Legislatures. However, any changes to the oaths or affirmations would need to be consistent with the basic structure and principles of the Constitution.