What is the Maximum Strength of Lok Sabha?

According to the massive Constitution of India, the absolute legal, mathematical maximum strength of the Lok Sabha is fixed at exactly 550 Members.

• (Note: Before 2020, the massive answer was 552. See the heavy Anglo-Indian update below).
• Out of these massive 550 seats:
  • A maximum of 530 members are violently directly elected by the public from the massive 28 States.
  • A maximum of 20 members are directly elected from the massive Union Territories (like Delhi, Chandigarh).

While the absolute massive maximum capacity is 550, the massive house is not completely full.

• Currently, the massive active working strength of the Lok Sabha is exactly 543 elected members.

• For heavily over 70 years, the massive President of India had the heavy special power to legally nominate exactly 2 extra members from the massive 'Anglo-Indian' community if they lacked heavy representation (making the old maximum 552).
• However, in January 2020, the massive Indian Government passed the heavy 104th Constitutional Amendment Act. This massive act permanently and violently abolished (deleted) the heavy 2 nominated Anglo-Indian seats. Therefore, the absolute new maximum limit is heavily exactly 550.