Until now, no president has faced impeachment proceedings in India. The method, however, has been established by the law of the nation. The President may be impeached by the Indian Parliament before the end of his term for breaking the Indian Constitution. The procedure might start in either of Parliament’s two chambers. A House of Representatives begins by laying accusations against the President. The allegations are contained in a notice that must be signed by a fourth of the House’s total members. The notification is then forwarded to the President, who will examine it after 14 days.

A two-thirds mandate (special proportion) of the total population of the originating House is required to pass an impeachment resolution against the President, which is then transmitted to the other House. The allegations made are investigated by the other House. A two-thirds mandate (special proportion) of the total population of the originating House is required to pass an impeachment resolution against the President, which is then transmitted to the other House. The allegations made are investigated by the other House.