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Constitution of a Country Constitution of a country is the basic and foundation Statement and document prepared for the governance of the said country . The constitution is a declaration by the Government of a country for the maintenance of orderly society in the country . Constitution is different from the Government in the sense that the government of a country is bound by the constitutional declaration and is under obligation to run the country and govern the citizens of the country and the natives of the said country. All the laws framed by the government of s country necessarily should meet the provisions of the constitution. The constitution itself is the law itself which is primary to all the laws framed for the country and its people . Any law which infringes the provisions of the constitution is void and invalid and can be challenged by the citizens of the country . No body including the government is above the constitution . However the constitutional provisions can also be amended by the special majority of the Legislative Assembly of the country in case the amendment is necessary due to changes in society norms, economical needs , changes in the principles of criminology etc. Indian Constitution is the hallmark of Democratic values , Justice , Fairness and Equality and is one of the most exhaustive legal documents in the world .

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Constitution of a Country

A country's constitution is a basic and foundation statement of values prepared by the governance of the said country into a formal document. The constitution is a declaration by the government for the maintenance of orderly society. A constitution is different from the government institution because a government is bound by the constitutional declaration and is under obligation to run the country and govern its citizens by the declarations contents. All laws framed by the government should directly meet the provisions of the constitution.

The constitution itself is the law that primarily frames all other laws enacted for people to follow. Any law which infringes the provisions of the constitution is void, invalid, and can be challenged by the citizens of the country. No person including the government is above the constitution. However, the constitutional provisions can be amended by the special majority of a legislative body. This happens when an amendment is necessary due to changes in social norms, economical needs, or in the principles of criminology. The Indian Constitution is the hallmark of democratic values such as justice, fairness, and equality and is one of the most exhaustive legal documents in the world.

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