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Ch-8 fedralism explain the special status of jammu & kashmir under 370 of the constitution

Answer» Article 370 in the part XXI of the constitution of India provides a special status to the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The special status provided the state with considerable autonomy and most of the decision was taken by center and in consent with the wishes of the state government, excluding external affairs, defence, communications and ancillary matters.Main Features of the AccessionThough, envisaged to be of very temporary arrangement, it went on to define the special treatment to the state of Jammu and Kashmir as elaborated below:1.\xa0Under the agreement, the state surrendered defence, communications and external affairs.2.\xa0State was also provided with autonomy to draft its own constitution through its separate constituent assembly.3.\xa0Article 370 was incorporated in Indian constitution temporarily to accommodate above features.4.\xa0The state of J&K was specified in the category of Part B states in the original constitution (1950).5.\xa0Laws on Union and concurrent list will be made by centre only with the consent of state of J&K


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