indian national congress was the organisation that proposed first to constituent assembly to form the indian constitution.
indian national congress was the organisation that proposed first to constituent assembly to form the indian constitution.
which organisation has proposed first to constituent assembly to form the indian constitution?
indian national congress
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the constituent assembly of india was elected to write the constitution of india. following india's independence from great britain in 1947, its members served as the nation's first parliament.









































an idea for a constituent assembly was proposed in 1934 by m. n. roy, a pioneer of the communist movement in india and an advocate of radical democracy. it became an official demand of the indian national congress in 1935, c. rajagopalachari voiced the demand for a constituent assembly on 15 november 1939 based on adult franchise, and was accepted by the british in august 1940.
constituent assembly of india
bullet::::- ram jethmalani, prominent lawyer, former union minister and chairman of kashmir committee said in nov 2014: "the constitution of this state(jammu and kashmir) was not formulated by the constituent assembly of india, but by its constituent assembly of jammu and kashmir. that was a plebiscite. it is the constituent assembly of jammu and kashmir which incorporated some provisions of the indian constitution. you(kashmiris) are not living under the constitution of india but under the constitution which was framed by the constituent assembly(of jammu and kashmir) which has willingly accepted a part of the indian constitution, and in a way, enjoyed a plebiscite." however, the resolutions 91 and 122 passed by united nations, state that the formation of jammu and kashmir constituent assembly, or its activities, would not be considered to be a substitute for a free and impartial plebiscite, which is required for a final disposition of the state.
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