The concept of ‘Basic Structure of the Constitution’ was propounded by the Supreme Court in the case of

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Keshvanand Bharti vs State of Kerala – 1973. The power of Parliament to amend the Constitution is limited by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court recognized “Basic Structure” concept for the first time in the historic Kesavananda Bharati case in 1973. The Supreme Court declared that Article 368 did not enable Parliament to alter the basic structure or framework of the Constitution and Parliament could not use its amending powers under Article 368 to damage, emasculate, destroy, abrogate, change or alter the basic structure or framework of the Constitution.

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