The Impeachment of Indian President in the Parliament is a

The correct answer is 'Quasi-Judicial Procedure'

Key Points 

• Quasi-Judicial Procedure:
  • The procedure of impeachment of the President of India is a quasi-judicial process.
  • It involves both the legislative and judicial elements, ensuring that the process is thorough and fair.
  • The process is initiated by either House of Parliament and requires a two-thirds majority to pass the impeachment resolution.
  • The President is given an opportunity to defend themselves during the process, ensuring a fair trial-like procedure.

Additional Information 

• Judicial Procedure:
  • A judicial procedure is a process that is conducted entirely within the judiciary, such as court trials.
  • The impeachment process, however, is not solely a judicial process as it involves legislative action as well.
• Legislative Procedure:
  • A legislative procedure involves processes and actions taken solely by the legislature, such as passing bills and resolutions.
  • While the impeachment process involves legislative bodies, it also includes judicial elements, making it quasi-judicial rather than purely legislative.
• Executive Procedure:
  • An executive procedure is one that is carried out by the executive branch of government.
  • The impeachment process does not involve the executive branch in initiating or conducting the process, hence it is not an executive procedure.