Danger of Frequent Amendments

To prepare for Indian Polity for any competitive exam, aspirants have to know about the basics of the Amendment of the Constitution. It gives an idea of all the topics important for IAS Exam and the polity syllabus (GS-II). Amendment of the Constitution and related topics are extremely important for the UPSC Exam. This is an essential portion of the polity. As IAS aspirants, you should be thorough with the Amendment of the Constitution. This article will provide you with relevant details about the Danger of Frequent Amendments.

• Frequent amendments to the constitution will lead to erosion of the credibility of the constitution.
• Recurrent changes to the constitution could lead to instability in institutional setup.
• Frequent changes could result into confusion and conflict among various organs of the political setup as experienced in the constitution of Nepal and Sri Lanka.
• This will also create possibility of infringement of upon the basic text and core philosophy of the constitution.
• Could kickstart tussle between judiciary and executive organ as experienced through 24^th amendment act and before Kesavananda Bharati judgement.
• This tendency will set in wrong and unhealthy precedence for coming governments.