Political Science, asked by moasunep1417, 7 months ago

when was the constitution of lndia came into force?

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Answered by sneha145220

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26 January , 1950

Constitution of India came into effect

Answered by dharmender151986

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In 26th January, 1950 the constitution of India came into force.

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