What is article 35A | completely explained-2019

What is article 35A 

In this article I shall be telling you about article 35A in a brief. I shall provide you complete information about article 35.

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Article 35A was added to the constitution of India in year 1954 by Rajendra Prasad that is by a presidential orders.

Article 35A gives special status to the permanent residents of J&K. Article 35A doesn't allows persons from other states except Jammu and Kashmir residents from buying immovable property and don't allows them to settle permanently in Jammu and Kashmir. It also doesn't allow other residents to get benefits from Jammu and Kashmir state schemes.

It also gives rights to the permanent hand residents in legislature.It defines Jammu and Kashmir resident's identity. This article 35A also helps to identify who is the permanent residents and who are not of jandk.

Conclusion of whole article:

• It gives special status to the permanent residents of Jammu and Kashmir.
• It was added to the Constitution of India in 1954 by presidential power.
• No one from other states can buy land or any immovable property like house in the jandk. 
• It also gives special status to the residents of Jammu and Kashmir in legislature
• No one from outside States can take advantage of J&K sponsored based schemes like jobs etc. 
• It gives JandK residents special identity that is PRC.

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