Who has the power to create or abolish states in India?
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The Parliament of India has the power to create new states or abolish existing states under the Constitution of India. This power is exercised through legislation, specifically under Article 3, which allows Parliament to form new states, alter the boundaries or names of existing states, or even abolish a state.