Special Provisions for states (Article 371)
Article 371: Special Provisions for Maharashtra & Gujarat
President is authorised to provide that Governor of Maharashtra & Gujrat would have special responsibilities for:
Article 371 – A: Special Provisions for Nagaland
- Religious & social practices of Nagas
- Nagas customary law & procedure
- Administration of civil or criminal justice involving decisions according to Naga customary law
- Ownership & transfer of land & its resources
- Administration of Tuensang district shall be carried on by the governor
- Governor in his discretion shall arrange for equitable distribution of money, b/w Tuensang district & Rest of Nagaland, provided by center
- There shall be a minister for Tuensang affairs in state COMs
- Final decision on all matters relating to Tuensang district shall be made by governor in his discretion
- Members in Nagaland assembly from the Tuensang district are not elected directly by the people but by regional council
Article 371 – B: Special Provisions for Assam
Article 371 – C: Special Provisions for Manipur
Article 371– D: Special Provisions for Andhra Pradesh
Article 371 – F: Special Provisions for Sikkim
Article 371 G: Special Provisions for Mizoram
- Religious & social practices of Mizo
- Mizo customary law & procedure
- Administration of civil or criminal justice involving decisions according to Mizo customary law
- Ownership & transfer of land & its resources
Article 371 H: Special provisions for Arunachal Pradesh
Article 371 – I: Special provisions for Goa
Article 371 – J: Special provision for Karnataka
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