- Negotiation of Article 19 in the Advisory Subcommittee on Fundamental Rights
Negotiation of Article 19 in the Advisory Subcommittee on Fundamental Rights
The text of what would ultimately become Article 19 of the Constitution began in the Advisory Subcommittee on Fundamental Rights, when K.M. Munshi presented a set of draft articles to the subcommittee. These articles formed the basis of the subcommittee's discussion and subsequent report on fundamental rights.
PACT: Mini Models
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K.M. Munshi presented a set of draft articles on fundamental rights, which the subcommittee considered severally.
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The subcommittee considered clauses (a) to (f) of Article V.
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The subcommittee considered Article V of Munshi's draft.
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B.N. Rau's revision to the article was adopted.
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The Report on Fundamental Rights was referred to the Minorities Subcommittee and the Advisory Committee.
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