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UNDECLARED MARTIAL LAW IN INDIA: AN ANALYTICAL ANALYSIS OF ARTICLE 34 VIS-À-VIS ARMED FORCES (SPECIAL POWER ACT), 1958

    1 Author(s):  PARVESH KUMAR RAJPUT

Vol -  7, Issue- 10 ,         Page(s) : 35 - 44  (2016 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/IRJMSH

Abstract

Indian constitution is a unique document, which enable an individual to grow in his fullest extent. Similarly, it gave a sense of unity and integrity within the society. The preamble of our constitution suggests basic ideals and aspirations, which are necessary to achieve the objective of our constitution. Before independence, it was only a dream to live in a society, free from all kinds of inequality and deprivation. A long struggle of independence gave us a sense to abrogate all kinds of social, political and economic evils. Therefore, constitutional assembly had been adopted the preamble after the long deliberation.

  1.  Subs.by the Constitution(Forty-Second Amendment) Act, 1976
  2.  ibid
  3.  Pradeep Jain v/s Union of India, AIR 1984 SC 1420
  4.  KeshvanandaBhartiSripadgalvaru v/s State of Kerala, AIR 1973SC 1461
  5.  Wharton’s Law Lexicon (1966) 18 Law Ed 281 (295)
  6.  Dicey: Law of the Constitution, p.291. 
  7.   Wade and Phillips : Constitutional Law, (1955), p.422
  8.  1902 AC 109
  9.  Keith: A Constitutional History of India, p.432
  10.  AIR 1964 SC 381, 393
  11.  P.K.Tripathi, “Article 359: The Sole Repository of the Power to Declare Martial Law” AIR 1976 Jour 66
  12.  (1976) 2 SCC 521

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