Migration, Citizenship, and Constitutional Identity in India: Legal Frameworks, Political Dynamics, and the Struggle for Inclusion

Volume 24 No 7 (2026)

Dr. Kaneez Fatima

DOI: 10.48047/nq.2026.24.7. NQ27023

Abstract

Constitutionalism is a classification of constitutional structures, and the Indian Constitution is no different. The Constitution outlines rights, unity, and political participation based on citizenship. Despite this, the context of India's constitutional culture is rife with diverse constructions, flaws, and contradictions India is a country with a multi-layered cultural, social and political structure, wherever questions of identity, community

Keywords

Citizenship Amendment Act 2019, NRC, NPR, Citizenship, Constitution of India, Secularism, Constitutional Morality.

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