SHORT ANSWER:
The processes of impeachment for the President and judges differ in terms of the initiating body and the required majority for conviction.
DETAILS:
- The President's impeachment is initiated by the Lok Sabha, while judges' impeachment is initiated by either House of Parliament.
- For the President, a two-thirds majority in both Houses is required for conviction, whereas for judges, a similar two-thirds majority is also needed but the process involves a detailed inquiry.
PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable):
- If convicted, the President is removed from office, and judges are also removed from their position.
SOURCE:
- Constitution of India, Articles 61 (President) and 124(4) (Judges)
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