1946 - M. R. Masani's Proceedings Constituent Assembly Speech

Masani was one of the socialists to be elected to the Constituent Assembly on a Congress ticket from Bombay. His interventions in the debates were often informed by socialism. In addition to his interventions on the objectives resolution and the abolition of titles, he also argued for the removal of certain restrictions relating to religion under the Special Marriage Act, arguing that the legislation was ultra vires of the Constitution.

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