The constitution
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is silent on the president re-election to the office
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allows re- election of a persons to the president post
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restricts a persons to remain president for only two terms
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has been amended to allow a person only term as president
Reveal answer
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B
Correct answer
Explanation
The Indian Constitution has NO term limit for the President - a person can be re-elected any number of times. Article 54 establishes the election process, and Article 57 explicitly states that a person is eligible for re-election. Unlike the US President (2-term limit), India's President can serve multiple terms through re-election. The Constitution was originally silent on term limits and has never been amended to impose them.