Discussion
Maximum how many judicial members may be there in National Green Tribunal ?
Answer: D
The Tribunal may have a maximum of 20 judicial members.
Section 4 of the National Green Tribunal Act, 2010 provides that the Tribunal consists of a full-time Chairperson and not less than ten but subject to a maximum of twenty full-time Judicial Members, with expert members in the same numbers. The upper limit for the judicial members is therefore twenty.
Ten is the minimum number of judicial members, so (C) mistakes the lower limit for the upper one. Seven and fifteen are not figures given in the section for this body.
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