Why was making of the Indian constitution not an easy affair?
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India is country comprising of people of various religions, castes, and ethnicity. Making a constitution that looked into the interests and well being of people belonging to every such group without any discrimination was a mammoth affair
India did not have any previous constitution to refer to. Making the constitution from the scratch while incorporating the best of the constitutions of several countries, was a difficult job.
At the time of framing the constitution, India had just been released from the pain of a long colonial regime, agonizing partition, and the riots that followed thereafter. To frame a constitution in such circumstances that addressed all the problems of a new nation while entailing the rights and responsibilities of the citizens was complex.
India is country comprising of people of various religions, castes, and ethnicity. Making a constitution that looked into the interests and well being of people belonging to every such group without any discrimination was a mammoth affair
India did not have any previous constitution to refer to. Making the constitution from the scratch while incorporating the best of the constitutions of several countries, was a difficult job.
At the time of framing the constitution, India had just been released from the pain of a long colonial regime, agonizing partition, and the riots that followed thereafter. To frame a constitution in such circumstances that addressed all the problems of a new nation while entailing the rights and responsibilities of the citizens was complex.
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(i) The country was born through a partition on the basis of religious differences.
(ii) The British had left the princely states to decide their future on their own.
(iii) At that time, future of the country did not look very secure.
(iv) Makers of the Constitution had anxieties about the present as well as the future.
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