Which of the following regarding Special status of J amp K are true 1 No proclamation under Art 352 ...........

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Which of the following regarding Special status of J & K are true:

1. No proclamation under Art.352 (National Emergency) can be applied to J & K without the concurrence of the State Government. This means that the national emergency proclaimed on the ground of armed rebellion shall not have automatic extension to J& K.

2 The Directive Principles of State Policy do not apply to J & K and the Fundamental Right To Property still exists in the State. Article 35A of the adapted Union Constitution empowers the Jammu and Kashmir legislature to define its `permanent residents' and limit the rights to settlement and owning immovable property. Arts. 19 (1) (f) and 31 (2) have not been abolished for this State and hence ‘right to property’ still stands guaranteed to the people of Jammu & Kashmir.

3 Equally, the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir ensures that all `permanent resident' Kashimiris shall also have all the constitutional rights of all other Indians. But not everyone can settle in the State to claim its `permanent resident' status.

4 The Governor of the State is to be appointed only after consultation with the Chief Minister of that State.

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Explanation:

All are correct .No proclamation under Art.352 (National Emergency) can be applied to J & K without the concurrence of the State Government. This means that the national emergency proclaimed on the ground of armed rebellion shall not have automatic extension to J& K. The Directive Principles of State Policy do not apply to J & K and the Fundamental Right To Property still exists in the State. Article 35A of the adapted Union Constitution empowers the Jammu and Kashmir legislature to define its `permanent residents' and limit the rights to settlement and owning immovable property. Arts. 19 (1) (f) and 31 (2) have not been abolished for this State and hence ‘right to property’ still stands guaranteed to the people of Jammu & Kashmir.Equally, the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir ensures that all `permanent resident' Kashimiris shall also have all the constitutional rights of all other Indians. But not everyone can settle in the State to claim its `permanent resident' status.The Governor of the State is to be appointed only after consultation with the Chief Minister of that State.