Why does the Constitution debar the Chairman of the UPSC from further employment either under the Government of India or the Government of a State?

To ensure the dignity of the office of Chairman, UPSC

Because one cannot take up government post after the age of sixty-five years

To ensure the independence of the Commission

To make sure that the Commission does not become corrupt

Why does the Constitution debar the Chairman of the UPSC from further

1.	Why does the Constitution debar the Chairman of the UPSC from further employment either under the Government of India or the Government of a State?
A.	Because one cannot take up government post after the age of sixty-five years
B.	To ensure the independence of the Commission
C.	To ensure the dignity of the office of Chairman, UPSC
D.	To make sure that the Commission does not become corrupt
Answer» C. To ensure the dignity of the office of Chairman, UPSC