Consider the following statements regarding Constitutional Amendment:

i. A Constitutional amendment bill can be introduced in either house of Parliament.

ii. This power is considered Parliament's Constituent Power rather than its legislative power.

iii. Constitutional amendments are not subject to judicial review.

Which of the above statements is/are correct?

Statement i is Correct: A Constitutional Amendment Bill can be initiated in either the Lok Sabha or the Rajya Sabha. It does not require the prior permission of the President (unlike a Money Bill). 

Statement ii is Correct: When Parliament amends the Constitution, it exercises its Constituent Power, which is distinct from its ordinary legislative power used to pass regular laws. Statement iii is Incorrect: This is a common misconception! While the 42nd Amendment tried to bar judicial review of amendments, the Supreme Court ruled in the Minerva Mills case (1980) that judicial review is part of the "Basic Structure" of the Constitution. Therefore, any amendment that violates the Basic Structure can be struck down by the courts.Key Facts about Article 368FeatureDescriptionIntroductionEither House; by a Minister or a Private Member.Majority RequiredSpecial Majority (Majority of total membership + 2/3rd of members present and voting).Joint SittingNo provision for a joint sitting if there is a deadlock.President's AssentThe President must give assent to the bill (24th Amendment Act, 1971).