What was the Punchhi Commission, constituted in 2007, set up to examine?
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What was the Punchhi Commission, constituted in 2007, set up to examine?
Centre–State relations
The working of the Constitution as a whole
Delimitation of constituencies
Reforms in the police system
Answer and explanation
The Commission on Centre–State Relations under former Chief Justice M. M. Punchhi was constituted by the Ministry of Home Affairs on 27 April 2007 to take a fresh look at Union–State relations after the Sarkaria Commission. A review of the working of the Constitution as a whole was the task of the Venkatachaliah Commission set up in 2000.
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