Roopesh. A.G., Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University, School of Excellence in Law, Chennai
ABSTRACT
The Indian constitution is designed in such a way that it can amend the Acts and legislatures. Because of this constitution is made in a rigid as well as flexible way. The constitution of India has its unique feature as it is the lengthiest written document in the world. The amendment procedure in India has developed through the adoption of the constitution of India after the British left the state and many of our leaders fought for the independence of the day. The amendment procedure was explained under Article 368. The power to amend the constitution is given to the parliament after passing the bill in the legislature or the assembly. With an outstanding majority of votes received in the assembly, the bill may take its new form and enact as an Act. The process of amending the Indian Constitution was established when India adopted its Constitution on January 26, 1950. The Constitution lays out the framework for the governance of India and sets the principles and rights for its citizens.
The research study is to understand the procedure of amendment of the Indian Constitution set-up of India along with separated and simultaneously practiced legal objectives. There were different forms there before forming the constitution various discrete religions followed their laws or the British-made laws. But the study involves pondering questions like how the Indian leaders formed this diverse Constitution which exists in the present society and how they try to unite them all under the same roof and how the Constitution ensured positive results by involving ‘Justice’, ‘equality’ and various important factors which helps Indian society or the citizens of India as a prominent factor in their administration as well as set a free lifestyle and to answer various other questions.
Keywords: Constitution, Amendment procedure, Preamble
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