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1. Challenge to the Abrogation of Article 370
In Re: Article 370 of the Constitution
On 11 December, a Constitution Bench led by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud upheld the Central Government’s revocation of the special status of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K).
Parties challenging the abrogation claimed that the Union broke a constitutional promise made to J&K and breached the internal sovereignty enjoyed by the state per Article 370 of the Indian Constitution. They also contended that the provision was permanent and could not be abrogated after the dissolution of the J&K Constituent Assembly. The Union, on its part, claimed that the provision was temporary and that its abrogation had ensured complete integration of J&K into India.
The Court agreed with the Union that Article 370 was a temporary provision as indicated by its placement under Part XXI. It also upheld the validity of the presidential orders that abrogated Article 370, ruling that it was not a mala fide exercise of power. However, the presidential order amending Article 367 was held to be constitutionally invalid. The Court refused to comment on the validity of the reorganisation of the state on the ground that the Solicitor General had submitted that statehood would be restored to J&K in due time.
Supreme Court Observer reported extensively on 16 days of hearings in the case. Reports of each day of hearings are available on the case page. A summary and matrix of the judgement highlights the view taken by the five judges.
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