alleryStart learning →Which is a listed purpose for prohibiting imports under Section 11(2)?
AMaintaining security of India
BRaising more tax revenue
CSubsidising local exporters
DReducing the fiscal deficit
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Maintaining security of India
Section 11(2)(a) lists the maintenance of the security of India as the first purpose for a prohibition.
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