How Can a Member of Parliament become a Chief Minister of a State in India?

Answer 1

In order to become a CM of any of the states in India, one must fulfill the following requisites:

1) Must be the citizen of India.
2) Must have completed 25 year of age.
3) Must be the member of any of the houses either in Legislative Assembly or in the Legislative council. (One can become the CM without being the member of any of the houses but after getting elected as the CM he must become the member of any of the houses within a period of 6 months from the date of entering into CM's office, if he fails to become the member of any of the houses within the given time then he has to resign as the CM although he possess required majority in the legislative assembly)

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Answer 2

The Constitution of India sets the principle qualifications one must meet to be eligible to the office of the Chief Minister. A Chief Minister must be:

• a citizen of India
• should be a member of the state legislature. If a person is elected chief minister who is not a member of the legislature, then he/she must become a member within six months.
• of 25 years of age or more

Answer 3

You start a party and run a campaign? Then it's all up to the people to vote. Of course, you could always try to overthrow the government, though that doesn't sit well and would probably fail.

Answer 4

Member of Parliament can be Chief Minister of a state,but he has to resign from the Member of Parliament post and within six months of the joining of the Chief Minister's post he/she has to won the state seat.

Answer 5

He has to be a citizen of India. His age is of minimum 35 and he has support of 217 parliament members of India

Answer 6

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