Correct Answer – Option 2 : Madhya Pradesh

The correct answer is Madhya Pradesh.

• The 6 states of India are those that have bicameral legislature they are (Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh).
• At present, 6 states of India have bicameral legislature previously the figure was 7 states but after Jammu and Kashmir become the Union Territory it becomes 6 states.
• Bicameral Legislature is a System of Government in which the Legislature consists of Two Houses. The Modern Bicameral System was started in the beginnings of the Constitutional Government in the 17th century in England and to the later, it also started in the 18th century in the United States and on the Continent of Europe.

• In these 6 states of India with Bicameral Legislature, the Upper House is called State Legislative Council (Vidhan Parishad), and the State Legislative assembly Lower House is called Vidhan Sabha.
• One-Third member of whose members are elected in every Two years. Among the members of State legislative Councils itself.
• One-Third members are elected by the members of Local Bodies in the state such as Gram Panchayats, Block Development councils, the District councils of India, and Municipalities.
• Another, One-Third members are elected by the Members of Vidhan Sabha of the state from among the Persons who are not members of the State Legislative Assembly.
• The Governor of the state is nominated One-Sixth Members from persons having Knowledge or Practical Experience in Fields such as Science, Arts, the Co-Operative Movement, Literature, and Social Services.
• One-Twelfth of members are elected by persons who are Graduates of three years are eligible to Standing Residing in that state.
• Another, One-Twelfth of members are elected by persons engaged for at least Three Years in Teaching or in any Educational Institutions within the State not lower than Secondary Schools, including Universities and  Colleges.