Question

what are the advantage and disadvantage of Indian Constitution​

Answer 1

ADVANTAGES

• The written constitution is very clear and precise. It is free from doubts and ambiguity.
• It lays emphasis on rule of law.
• It is indispensable to federalism. It properly distributes powers between the centre and federal units - states or provinces.
• It protects the fundamental rights of the individual, fundamental rights are very essential for the liberty of the individual, and rights are part of a written constitution. It will be unconstitutional to deprive individual of any of these rights.
• It protects the interests of minorities.
• As a written constitution is clear, the ruler (government) cannot exercise powers arbitrarily.

DISADVANTAGES

• A written constitution cannot easily cope with the changes taking place in the course of time. With the passage of time changes take place in the condition of a country. The constitution needs revision or modification to deal with such changes, a written constitution, being rigid, is not easily amenable to necessary modification or revision.
• When a written constitution fails to cope with the march of time and consequent changes in the condition of the country, the people, being angry, may revolt against the government.
• As it gives more importance to written laws, the importance of public opinion decreases.
• In a country with a written constitution, customs, traditions and conventions their value.

Answer 2

Answer:

ADVANTAGES

• The written constitution is very clear and precise. It is free from doubts and ambiguity.
• It lays emphasis on rule of law.
• It is indispensable to federalism. It properly distributes powers between the centre and federal units - states or provinces.

DISADVANTAGES

• When a written constitution fails to cope with the march of time and consequent changes in the condition of the country, the people, being angry, may revolt against the government.
• As it gives more importance to written laws, the importance of public opinion decreases.
• In a country with a written constitution, customs, traditions and conventions their value.