Question

what were the main features of the Constitution of 1971?

Answer 1

Answer:

The Constitution (Twenty-sixth Amendment) Act, 1971

Statement of Objects and Reasons appended to the Constitution (Twenty-sixth Amendment) Bill, 1971 that was enacted because the CONSTITUTION (Twenty-sixth Amendment) Act, 1971

Explanation:

STATEMENT OF OBJECTS AND REASONS

The construct of post, with privy purses and special privileges unrelated to any current functions and social functions, is incompatible with AN egalitarian social order. Government have, therefore, determined to terminate the privy purses and privileges of the Rulers of former Indian States. it's necessary for this purpose, excluding amending the relevant provisions of the Constitution, to insert a replacement article in that therefore on terminate expressly the popularity already granted to such Rulers and to get rid of privy purses and extinguish all rights, liabilities and obligations in respect of privy purses.

Hence this Bill was generated.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Following are the main features of the Constitution of India of $1971$ :

• The government has therefore decided to put an end to the private portfolios and privileges of the rulers of the ancient Indian states. For these purposes, it is necessary to insert, in addition to amending the relevant provisions of the Constitution, a new article  to  expressly nullify the recognition already granted to such governors and to suppress private jurisdictions and all rights, duties and to delete obligations related to private wallets.
• Articles 291 and 362 of the Constitution are deleted . Insertion of a new Article 363A. After Article 363 of the Constitution, the following Article is inserted, namely:-“363A. Recognition granted to the rulers of the Indian States to cease and abolish private exchanges.
• The Constitution Act ( Twenty-sixth Amendment) of 1971 has been recognized by the President as the Ruler of a State of India, or any person recognized by the President as the successor of such Ruler at any time prior to such taking office shall no longer be recognized as such Ruler or successor to such Ruler from that date.

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