Provisions in Indian constitution that cannot be changed
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The Indian Constitution can
be amended a maximum of seven times by the Parliament according to the
specifications given in Part XX (Article 368). However, the basic framework of
the Constitution must be retained and cannot be changed. Any provision of the
Constitution can be amended keeping this in mind. In other words, there is no
other restriction for making the amendments.
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Indian Constitution is a living document. So, it should be amendable according to the demands of the society. Therefore, the Fathers of the Indian Constitution added Article 368 to give power to Parliament to amend the Constitution.
Article 368 is used to amend any provision of the Constitution (even Fundamental Rights). However, our Constitution has certain ideals and goals which cannot be damaged or destroyed as they are the basic structure of our constitution.
The basic structure contains those pillars on which our Constitution stands. If any of those pillars are removed then the whole edifice of our Constitution will crumble and it will not remain the same constitution.
Article 368 is used to amend any provision of the Constitution (even Fundamental Rights). However, our Constitution has certain ideals and goals which cannot be damaged or destroyed as they are the basic structure of our constitution.
The basic structure contains those pillars on which our Constitution stands. If any of those pillars are removed then the whole edifice of our Constitution will crumble and it will not remain the same constitution.
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