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2. Explain the grounds on which a National Emergency can be declared and highlight its effects on Centre-state relations and Fundamental Rights.

Approach:

Briefly explain the meaning of National Emergency as envisaged in the constitution.

Mention the grounds on which the National Emergency can be declared.

Discuss the effects of National Emergency on Centre-state relations and Fundamental Rights separately.

Briefly conclude the answer recommending its minimal use.