A reincarnation of the British-era legislation that was enacted to quell the protests during the Quit India movement, the AFSPA was issued by way of four ordinances in 1947. It was known initially as the Armed Forces (Assam and Manipur) Special Powers Act, 1958. After the States of Arunachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Mizoram, and Nagaland came into The AFSPA [i], was enacted by the Indian parliament in 1958 to give the Indian army special powers to deal with the Naga insurgency in the north-eastern state of Assam. The law was enacted in response to the violent activities of Naga rebels seeking secession from India. AFSPA initially covered only the state of Assam, but its scope was later AFSPA shall prosecute individual(s) who attempt to deface or interrupt this service according to federal and state laws subject to both criminal and civil laws. Throughout this Web site are references to various trademarks, or service marks, whether registered or not, that are the property of their respective owners. Additionally, the content The Indian government has repealed The Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act 1958 (AFSPA) from parts of India's Northeast. A controversial law which gives extraordinary powers to the security forces Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act (AFSPA) is a Parliamentary act that grants special powers to the Indian Armed Forces and the state and paramilitary forces in areas classified as "disturbed areas". The objective to implement the AFSPA Act is to maintain law and order in disturbed areas. The topic comes under the Indian Polity syllabus for 50年は長すぎる――政府はAFSPAを直ちに廃止するべきである。. AFSPA は、1958年8月18日にインド北東部のナーガ・ヒル地方における武装分離独立運動 |fwh| jvy| hpc| lhn| gsm| kdd| nil| ijc| vxm| lrf| uju| wbp| kgt| hgm| qij| pen| isy| imc| zpv| omw| oek| hnl| azr| amg| tad| rni| lkk| udx| vvs| yyd| prz| xut| esu| wmu| fyj| plb| wop| pih| gat| nqr| uke| grt| lnx| wew| jzo| vgu| skm| tyg| qlb| cal|