There is a special clause in the Constitution of India determining the status of J&K in the Indian Union. How then is J&K described as an “integral” part of India?
There are special provisions in the Constitution of India regarding several States e.g. Maharashtra and Gujarat (Art 371), Nagaland (Art 371-A), Assam (Art 371-B), Manipur (Art 371-C), Andhra Pradesh (Art 371-D), Sikkim (Art 371-F), Mizoram (Art 371-G), Arunachal Pradesh (Art 371-H), Goa (Art 371-I). Nor are these standard provisions, but vary with the requirement of each State. Moreover, while these are permanent provisions Art 370, the provision in respect of J&K State is a temporary provision, revocable or subject to modification by presidential notification issued with the concurrence of the State Assembly.
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