Article 362 of CoI : Article 362: Rights and privileges of Rulers of Indian States: Omitted.

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Before 1971, Maharaja Ranjit Singh, a ruler of a princely state in India, enjoyed certain privileges such as receiving a privy purse (a payment made to him by the government) and retaining his titles and properties. However, after the Constitution (Twenty-sixth Amendment) Act, 1971, Article 362 was omitted, which meant that these privileges were abolished. Maharaja Ranjit Singh no longer received the privy...

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