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Who termed the Indian Constitution as "Quasi Federal" ?
Answer: B
K.C. Wheare called the Indian Constitution quasi-federal.
He meant that it is federal in form but unitary in spirit: the centre can redraw state boundaries, legislate on state subjects in defined circumstances, and take over a state's administration under Article 356.
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