Part VI of the Indian constitution contains the article from 152 to 237 and earlier these were not applicable in the state of Jammu & Kashmirwhen the state was governed with its own rule and regulations that were made by their government.

As we can see that in the previous system of government of Jammu & Kashmir has the power to make the rules according to the interest of the state, sometimes which could lead to consequences of the terror attacks in the country.

Earlier the part VI of the Indian Constitution did not apply to the Indian state of Jammu & Kashmir due to the availability of the special status of article 370of the constitution under which the state was free to form the rules for their system and in which the central government can’t affair in the matters of that state and hence this was the reason the part VI of the constitution was not applicable in the state of Jammu & Kashmir.

Part VI of the constitution have article 152 to 237 in which all the ‘State-related matters have been inscribed and the bonding and authority of state also defined in the part. The part has the provisions of state-related like the authority name as governor, police head legislation working and at all.