Question

Why there was a need for a constitution after the independence of our country

Answer 1

need of constitution after independence:-

(if you write short answer so you should only write three points

an if you write long answer then you should write any five points)

• It defines the nature of country’s pilitical system ( like federal ,secular , socialistic and democratic in india)
• To insure that dominant group don’t use its power against others or minorities so minorities have been given certain special protection and rights
• It saves us from overselves - sometime we strongly feel about any issue that might go against our largest interest like sometime we think that india needs any dictatorship against democracy for to resolve some issue ( like terrorism or naxalism)
• It enables the government to filfull the aspiration of society ( eg - DPSP in indian constitution) and create condition for a just society .( everyone has been put equal before law and there is rule of law)
• It gives fundamental identity of the people the country ( like democratic in nature)
• It balance institutional design and make specification of decision making powers ( like seperation of power between various organs of gov. ie-executive ,judiciary ,legislative , many constitutional bodie and offices. …and seperation of power between various level of gov. ie - national ,state , loval level )
• It gives us reference for right and wrong , what/whom to follow when in doubt.. So basically acts as refference book..
• it allow minimal coordination among member of a society
• It specifies how the rulers are to be choosen and what the gov. Are empowered to do and what not to do.
• It allows coordination between various thaughts in socoety.
• It determines the relationship between state to peope and people to peole.
• It gives at least something to every person ,group ,society to stick to the constitution and hope something better ….like there are seperate positive provision for minority group ,womans ,weaker section of the society.
• It gives fundamental rights to peoe so that state could not go against the desire of the people…..