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The document argues that the Indian government's abrogation of Article 370 of the constitution is unconstitutional for several reasons:
1) It violates the rule of law and principles of constitutionalism laid out in the constitution. Article 370 was intended to be permanent, as established by the Supreme Court.
2) It breaks the promises made in the Instrument of Accession by altering the conditional political agreement without consent.
3) Removing the autonomy of the state goes against the federal structure of the constitution and undermines federalism.
4) There was no proper legislative process or debate, making the decision draconian and possibly illegal.
The document argues that the Indian government's abrogation of Article 370 of the constitution is unconstitutional for several reasons:
1) It violates the rule of law and principles of constitutionalism laid out in the constitution. Article 370 was intended to be permanent, as established by the Supreme Court.
2) It breaks the promises made in the Instrument of Accession by altering the conditional political agreement without consent.
3) Removing the autonomy of the state goes against the federal structure of the constitution and undermines federalism.
4) There was no proper legislative process or debate, making the decision draconian and possibly illegal.
The document argues that the Indian government's abrogation of Article 370 of the constitution is unconstitutional for several reasons:
1) It violates the rule of law and principles of constitutionalism laid out in the constitution. Article 370 was intended to be permanent, as established by the Supreme Court.
2) It breaks the promises made in the Instrument of Accession by altering the conditional political agreement without consent.
3) Removing the autonomy of the state goes against the federal structure of the constitution and undermines federalism.
4) There was no proper legislative process or debate, making the decision draconian and possibly illegal.
Any act by any majoritarian Government is not justified by virtue
of it being passed by both houses. The government actions must also satisfy the letter and spirit of the constitution and settled principles of law and jurisprudence. India is a parliamentary democracy which is achieved by the principles laid down in the constitution. Parliament although sovereign in its sphere is not exactly sovereign under the constitution which defines the people of india to be sovereign. The act of parliament’s to abrogate 370 is a constitutional betrayal. It betrays promises laid in the instrument of accession by which a legal right to enter the state as a conditional political pact was granted. There in this case is a want of proper legislative exercise and therefore sets a wrong parliamentary precedent. The government moved the bill in the house without following the due process laid down in business regulation act 1961 and other rules for putting a bill into motion. The rule of law can never be undermined and shall always be supreme but the government has with a sleight of hand tried to undermine the rule of law. Arguments on these points: 1. Supremacy of the rule of law sub clause 3 of article 370n uses the term other provisions, the president is not empowered to pass any notification unless the state government is of the view and passes an order in that behalf. Secondly the term temprorary was explained by the supreme court in sampat prakash case in 1969 and the sc refused to accept article 370 as temporary and further has never ceased to be operative. 2. the well known principle of pacta sunt servanda has not been recognized which means promises between a state to be honoured. 3. this goes against the federal structure of the constitution as the assembly was suspended. Federalism is part of the basic structure doctrine no executive or legislative action can bypass this. Setting such wrong precedents will not be conducive to the federal structure of polity. 4. want of a proper legislative exercise no proper debate, discourse has been taken up by the government before taking this draconian decision. This irregularity may even amount to illegality and therefore the act of the government is completely preposterous. 5. Nadir of Indian democracy as there is not much difference between emergency and abrogation of 370. Bill was surreptitiously moved. 6. goes against the letter and spirit of the constitution. The principle of constitutionalism has been overlooked. 7. no national integration achieved the constitution of Kashmir mentioned j and k to be an integral part of india. Further 94 entries of the 97 entries in the union list were applicable to kaashmir. 8. as the former PM of India had said it is insaniyaat jamhooriyat and kashmiryat. 9. the whole idea of parliamentary democracy will be chimerical if majoritarian governments squelch the rights of people and the clampdown in Kashmir is a paradigm of it. 10. now the governor in absence of state assembly is given power to put views of the state. The governor itself is appointed by center. 11. The government had powers of defence external affairs and communications there to say that terrorism was eroding national integration is per se wrong as the center had powers of defence. 12. therefore the historical reasons which resulted in formation of article 370 and the sentiments involved with it were not respected.