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For your reference:
The 44th amendment of the Indian Constitution removed the Right to Property in 1978. It was removed from the Constitution under the Moraji Desai government.
https://theprint.in/opinion/savarkars-hindu-mahasabha-wrote-a-constitution-that-treated-hindus-muslims-equally/1773614/
As Arghya says, it was an inclusive and secular document which promoted direct democracy. As Arghya notes, Veer Savarkar no doubt had certain issues with the Muslim community, but the Hindu Mahasabha document treats all as equal. So what's the problem?? Why is everything written by the RSS and Hindu Mahasabha automatically bad? Remember also that Arghya Sengupta is a Rhodes scholar with a PhD from Oxford and was a multi-gold medalist at Law School. He knows his stuff.
Also, we need to get out of our white-skin complex and worship everything Western. The West was built on slavery, plunder and loot. Why should we copy their rules? Vikramjit Banerjee made this exact point in his speech, while referring to Black Lives Matter.
Bud go back to first year and study legal methods.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/2-nominated-seats-in-rajya-sabha-vacant-for-over-20-months/amp_articleshow/107212686.cms
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_of_India_Act_1935#Receptions