Auditing the Case for a Referendum
The current crop of politicians is demanding for a constitutional change barely 10 years into the 2010 constitutional era. These calls for constitutional change are being made in the middle of spiralling debt, worst pandemic in modern history, and a wobbly economy which makes certain quarters to question the urgency of a referendum amidst these other pressing national issues. The Elephant in conversation with constitutional lawyer Prof. Yash Pal Ghai.
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