Article 3 of CoI : Article 3: Formation Of New States And Alteration Of Areas, Boundaries, Or Names Of Existing States
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Explanation using Example
Example Application of Article 3 of the Constitution of India
Imagine the state of Xanadu and the state of Arcadia share a border. Over time, due to various administrative and cultural reasons, the people living in the border districts of Xanadu express a desire to become part of Arcadia. After extensive consultations, the state government of Xanadu agrees that it would be beneficial for those districts to merge with Arcadia.
The Parliament of India, as per Article 3 of the Constitution, has the authority to act on this matter. The following steps illustrate the applicati...
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