The Constitutional Comedy of Office of Profit: Time for a Modern Interpretation

The article critiques the office of profit doctrine as an outdated colonial relic that no longer aligns with modern governance. It calls for a reformulated approach that prioritizes conflict-of-interest disclosures over rigid disqualifications, ensuring greater transparency and efficiency in democratic institutions.
The Constitutional Comedy of Office of Profit: Time for a Modern Interpretation
Akhila Krishnan

Akhila Krishnan is an interdisciplinary scholar with a Masters in Society and Culture from IIT Gandhinagar.

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