The controversy surrounding the words “secular” and “socialist” in the Preamble has come to the fore once again after Opposition leaders claimed that the new copies of the Constitution given to MPs before entering the new Parliament building didn't have the two words.
In the first draft of the Indian Constitution, the Preamble didn't have the words “secular” and “socialist”. The terms were added to it through the 42nd Amendment to the Constitution passed in 1976 during the Emergency by former PM Indira Gandhi-led government.
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