Cracks in India’s Constitutional Framework - Structural Implications of the Response to Covid-19 on Indian Constitutionalism
Gupta, Karan
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2020
Verfassungsblog
2020-04-28
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India's constitutional system was conceptualized to share power (although not equally) between the Union and the 29 states alongside an institutionally grounded system of checks and balances between the parliament, the executive and the judiciary. As the world’s largest democracy proceeds into the sixth week of the nation-wide lockdown to address the outbreak of Covid-19, certain cracks in its constitutional framework have been exacerbated that have the potential to structurally alter the constitutional framework of checks and balances in the aftermath of the pandemic.
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Gupta, Karan
Coronavirus
COVID 19
executive powers
Freedom of Speech
Judiciary
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https://verfassungsblog.de/cracks-in-indias-constitutional-framework/
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