Article 352: Empowers the President to declare a national

Article 352 empowers the President to declare a national emergency in case of war, external aggression or armed rebellion. It also specifies the procedures and conditions for issuing, varying, revoking or disapproving a Proclamation of Emergency and its effects on the constitutional rights and powers. Article 352 of the Indian Constitution is about the proclamation of emergency . It empowers the President to declare a state of emergency if the security of India or any part thereof is threatened by war, external aggression, or armed rebellion. During the emergency , the central government gains special powers, and some of the fundamental rights can be suspended or restricted. It is a crucial provision aimed at addressing extraordinary situations that pose a threat to the nation's security ... This article will explore the detailed provisions of Article 352 , its constitutional framework, the process of declaring a National Emergency, its historical applications, effects on governance, judicial review, and the potential criticisms of its use. Emergency Provisions - Article 352 to 360 - Constitution of India - 352 . Proclamation of Emergency. 353. Effect of Proclamation of Emergency.