What a day. A stark reminder of some of the most outrageous acts of 2019 - the abrogation of Article 370, the reorganisation of J&K, the Supreme Court's Ayodhya judgment - and a testament to where we are, as a nation. A thread replugging some of my work on these issues. (1/8)
unimaginable in India. I had also noted that the Turkish President Erdogan intended to convert it into a mosque again. Last month, this is exactly what happened. In the not too distant future, we will be seeing pictures like these in India as well.
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In a lecture at the Centre for Multilevel Federalism last November, I addressed the abrogation of Article 370, and the grounds on which the Centre's actions were constitutionally suspect. @transcultura
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@AkshatAg18 and I wrote in @firstpost on the reorganisation of J&K, which accompanied the abrogation of A. 370: "Given the past history of relations between New Delhi and states, how governance plays out in Jammu and Kashmir and whether the people of Ladakh’s
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All in all, a sombre, melancholic day in the life of our Republic. At the same time, it is a jubilant, triumphant day for many of my fellow countrymen.

A lot more work, to follow.
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