What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of the Indian Constitution?

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What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of the Indian Constitution?

           Advantages of the Indian Constitution:

·       Indian constitution follows the detailed procedure to carry out any legislative, executive and judiciary activities due to which it provides lots of clarity in the system.

                                                                                                       

·       Indian constitution has honored Indians with fundamental rights and doesn't matter if the fundamental rights prevail.

·       The Power of the Indian constitution lies in the hands of common people as said in the preamble, which is known as the sole of the constitution which says we the people of India not of the government.

·       Indian constitution has provided with incorporated and independent judiciary.

·       Indian constitution works on the concept of sharing of power instead of giving power to one hand.

·       It gives the powers to the citizens to vote above the age of 18 irrespective of caste, creed, religion.

·       A written constitution is well defined and precise which does not allow the misuse of powers. The constitution of India gives security regarding the rights of people.

·       The Constitution of India Is written by lawyers which make it difficult for the common man to understand the difficult words which are related to the law.

·       It doesn't represent the power of Indian people because the constituent assembly was chosen by indirect elections.

Disadvantages of Indian Constitution

·       Making of Indian constitution took a long time approximately 2 years 11 months 18  days.

·       The Constituent Assembly Members were too lazy for changing a few things which were directly copied from GIA-1935.

·       The Constitution makes our system liberal and up to some extent tending towards Communism.

·       The encouragement of local languages like Hindi is not promoted.

·       The Democracy of India is not direct which gives the immense rights to the politicians and not the citizens of India.  This result is true as the richest people are politicians.

·       Indian Constitution is rigid and inelastic which does not allow full scope for growth and development.