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Article 370, Kashmir, and the Politics of Constitutional Integration in India: Consent, Sovereignty, and Judicial Power
The Supreme Court of India on 11 December 2023 in a five-member Constitution Bench, unanimously rejected the retention of the special constitutional status of Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370 of the Constitution. This paper attempts to examines the rational of the judgment and its implications on
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