Question

The constitution of india is neither purely federal nor purely unitary but is a combination of both"- who said so

Answer 1

D.D Basu said that the constitution of of India is neither purely federal nor purely unitary but is a combination of both.

Answer 2

“The constitution of India is neither purely federal nor purely unitary but is a combination of both”- It was the view of Sir Ivor Jennings, but the idea was worded by D. D. Basu.

India is a quasi-federal state.

It has the features of both federal government and a unitary government (also termed as the non-federal government).

The constitution holds union supremacy in the country.