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Joint Parliamentary Committee is one type of ad hoc Parliamentary Committees constituted by Indian parliament^[1]

Mandated to inquire into a specific subject, a JPC ( Joint Parliamentary Committee) is constituted either through a motion adopted by one House and concurred by the other, or, through communication between the presiding officers of the two Houses. The members are either elected by the Houses or nominated by the presiding officers. As in the case of other parliamentary committees, they are drawn from different groups. The strength of a JPC ( Joint Parliamentary Committee) may vary. The Lok Sabha share is double than that of the Rajya Sabha ^[2]

[1] "Parliamentary Committees".

[2] "JPC probe: A goblet of fire?".

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-Joint Parliamentary Committee is one type of ad hoc Parliamentary Committees constituted  by Indian parliament
+[[Joint Parliamentary Committee]] is one type of ad hoc Parliamentary Committees constituted  by [[Indian parliament]]<ref>{{cite web|title = Parliamentary Committees|url=http://india.gov.in/knowindia/parliamentary.php}}</ref>
-Mandated to inquire into a specific subject, a JPC ( Joint Parliamentary Committee) is constituted either through a motion adopted by one House and concurred by the other, or, through communication between the presiding officers of the two Houses. The members are either elected by the Houses or nominated by the presiding officers. As in the case of other parliamentary committees, they are drawn from different groups. The strength of a JPC ( Joint Parliamentary Committee) may vary. The [[Lok Sabha]] share is double than that of the [[Rajya Sabha]].
+Mandated to inquire into a specific subject, a JPC ( Joint Parliamentary Committee) is constituted either through a motion adopted by one House and concurred by the other, or, through communication between the presiding officers of the two Houses. The members are either elected by the Houses or nominated by the presiding officers. As in the case of other parliamentary committees, they are drawn from different groups. The strength of a JPC ( Joint Parliamentary Committee) may vary. The [[Lok Sabha]] share is double than that of the [[Rajya Sabha]] <ref>{{cite web|title= JPC probe: A goblet of fire?|url=http://www.indianexpress.com/news/jpc-probe-a-goblet-of-fire/713146/0}}</ref>
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