At present, a proclamation of emergency can be revoked
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At present, a proclamation of emergency can be revoked
by the Speaker of the Lok Sabha by a subsequent proclamation
by the Lok Sabha with a resolution passed by simple majority
jointly by the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha with a resolution passed by simple majority
ointly by the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha with a resolution passed by special majority
Per Article 352, a proclamation of emergency can be revoked by a resolution of the Lok Sabha passed by simple majority. Rajya Sabha consent is not required for revocation, unlike initial approval which requires both Houses. The President can also revoke directly by subsequent proclamation.