In case of repugnancy between the law made by the Parliament and law made by the State Legislature, with respect to any matter enumerated in concurrent list:
Verified Answer
A. by virtue of Article 246 of Constitution of India, law made by the Parliament shall prevail.
B. by virtue of Article 246 of Constitution of India, law made by State Parliament shall prevail.
C. by virtue of Article 254 of Constitution of India, law made by Parliament shall prevail.
D. by virtue of Article 254 of Constitution of India, law made by State Legislature shall prevail.
Explanation:
Article 254 of the Indian Constitution deals with the doctrine of repugnancy. It states that if a law made by the State Legislature is repugnant to a law made by Parliament with respect to a matter enumerated in the Concurrent List, then the law made by Parliament shall prevail.