87. Parliament may, by law, repeal or alter any of the provisions of the constitution. Provided that the bill embodying such repeal or alteration shall be passed by both Houses of Parliament sitting together and at the third reading shall be agreed to by not less than four-fifths of those present. A bill so passed at such a joint sitting shall be taken to have been duly passed by both Houses of Parliament.
Note:- The following are the recommendations on communal and other controversial matters.
