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Sibal: There was this understanding between the GOI and the State that we will have a Constituent assembly which will determine future course of action, determine whether 370 should be abrogated or not. That decision was with Constituent Assembly. Which is why 370 was called a "temporary provision", not for any other reason. This whole argument that it was temporary - no! It was temporary because between 1951...

CJI DY Chandrachud: But how long would the tenure of the Constituent Assembly of the State be...

Sibal: 1951-57.

CJI DY Chandrachud: So therefore, with the end of the 7 years, the very institution of constituent assembly lapses. Then what happens to the proviso?

Sibal: In between 1951-57, the Constituent Assembly would take that decision.

CJI DY Chandrachud: Thereafter?

Sibal: Thereafter there is no question.


😂😂 Yeh kya tha... " No question "❓

CJI is asking 1957 ke baad kaun lega... decision he answering mere ko kya pata...

CJI DY Chandrachud: What happens when the constituent assembly comes to an end? No constituent assembly can have an indefinite life.

Sibal: That's precisely the point. The Constituent Assembly can't have a life after Constitution is framed.

CJI: No but equally, the proviso to clause (3) refers to the recommendation of Constituent Assembly of the State...the only safeguard is that before President does so, recommendation of Constituent Assembly is required.

CJI: What happens when Constituent Assembly ceases to exist?

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The Muslim community has moved the Supreme Court seeking an immediate stay on protests by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP), against the Nuh violence.

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Sibal: That's the point. President can't issue such a notification.

Justice Gavai: According to you, after 1957 it can't be done at all?

Sibal: No...

Sibal: If you want to abrogate 370, you have to get recommendation of Constituent Assembly.

CJI DY Chandrachud: So long as it exists.

Sibal: This is the point. Constituent Assembly has served its term once it has framed constitution.


CJI DY Chandrachud: In which case, 370 which is a transitional provision, assumes the character of permanent provision? By virtue of the fact that there is no Constituent Assembly?

Sibal: Absolutely.

People outside SC 😂

Pehle cries.... No one was consultated.

Abhi bol raha hai... Yeh toh kar hi nahi sakte

Listen to the eyewitness in Nuh, which confirms that Policemen were chased down, beaten and later there was an attempt to BURN DOWN POLICE ALIVE, by the Muslim mobs.

Factories, Shops and properties of Hindus were targeted and burned down as well.

Source: https://youtu.be/f3TtbLsVaqQ

Read more from the Police eyewitnesses - https://t.me/MeghUpdates/39604

CJI DY Chandrachud: 370(1) begins with a non-obstante clause. It overrides the entire Constitution but clause 3 contains a non obstante clause which overrides clause 1 as well. 370(1) makes special provisions in respect to State of J&K. But 370(3) has a non obstante provision which overrides the non obstante clause in clause (1).

Sibal: For that period!


CJI DY Chandrachud: Acceptance of sovereignty of the dominion of India was complete. They accepted sovereignty for all intents and purposes. That acceptance was complete but they reserved some rights over certain legislative subjects. So the accession was complete. Consistent with that, they said that in clause (3), the president would have the right to abrogate 370.

Sibal: On recommendation of the Constituent Assembly.

Justice Khanna: If one looks at Article 370(1)(b), it deals with situation when the government or elected assembly is not in existence. So that appears to be the broad outline of this.

Sibal: The article starts by saying "notwithstanding anything in constitution" and 370(3) starts with "notwithstanding anything in the provision".

Justice Surya Kant: So sub-article 3 according to you have become non existent. Then how does the very temporary nature of 370 survive?

Sibal: It was temporary because Constituent Assembly was not framed at that time.

Justice Kant: So if Article 370(3) goes then that means that Article 370 can never be abrogated.

Sibal: Yes! That's the whole point. That's our case.

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Bajrang Dal activist Pradeep Sharma dies in course of treatment at Safdarjung hospital.

He was critically injured in the Nuh violence, after the attack by the Muslim mobs.

SC is hearing a batch of pleas challenging abrogation of Article 370 starting today.

A five-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud will conduct day-to-day hearing.

CJI Chandrachud
Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul
Justice Sanjiv Khanna
Justice BR Gavai
Justice Surya Kant


It had appointed two lawyers -- one each from the petitioners' and the government's side -- to prepare convenience compilation and file it before July 27, and made it clear that after the said date no documents will be accepted. A convenience note gives the court a snapshot of the entire case to assist it in quickly appreciating the facts.

Delhi High Court reserves judgment on the maintainability of a plea moved by various civil services aspirants challenging UPSC’s decision to publish the answer key of prelims exam of Civil Services Examination 2023 only after declaration of final result.

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CJI: Look at clauses (b), (c), (d) in Article 370. Clause (b) refers to power of parliament to make laws for the state. It restricts it in two ways- first, those matters governed by IoA, those entries in Union & Concurrent list which are referred to IoA...in sofar as IoA, those have to be specified by the president in consultation with the states. Clause (b)(2) refers to such other matters in said list where state concurrence is needed.

Now clause (c) refers to substantive provisions. Clause (d) refers to other provisions of the constitution which may be applicable under the orders of the President. Clause (d) is beyond the ambit of Clause (a).

The first proviso refers to entries of union and concurrent list. The second proviso states "no such order"- it means orders mentioned in the first order.

In other words, the whole area of concurrence and consultation is confined to the entries of the Union and the Concurrent list. That's clear from the scheme.

The President is given an untrammelled power to specify which are the provisions of the Constitution which apply to J&K.

That is conditioned to the first and the second proviso. These proviso don't refer to substantive provisions of Constitution at all. They only refer to matters governed in Union and concurrent list.


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