Article 370 abrogated by the Government of India

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Article 370 that provided autonomy to Jammu and Kashmir was included in the constitution of India in 1956 and was repealed by the President of India effective 6 August 2019. Inclusion of Article 370 has been a contentious matter right from its beginning.

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