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“The truth is that between the late Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah and the Union of India in 1952 under the "Delhi Agreement" / "Delhi Agreement", the relationship of Jammu and Kashmir with India has been added subject to Article 370. Under the "Delhi Agreement" the "Special Status" or "Internal Sovereignty" of the state of Jammu and Kashmir has been recognized. It may be asked what constitutional relationship is left between India and Jammu and Kashmir after the abolition of Article 370 or the state. "India-Kashmir relationship" and Article 370 of the Constitution are "inseparable" and cannot be separated from each other.” — Delhi Agreement-Article-370
The truth is that between the late Sheikh Muhammad Abdullah and the Union of India in 1952 under the "Delhi Agreement" / "Delhi Agreement", the relationship of Jammu and Kashmir with India has been added subject to Article 370. Under the "Delhi Agreement" the "Special Status" or "Internal Sovereignty" of the state of Jammu and Kashmir has been recognized.
It may be asked what constitutional relationship is left between India and Jammu and Kashmir after the abolition of Article 370 or the state. "India-Kashmir relationship" and Article 370 of the Constitution are "inseparable" and cannot be separated from each other.