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The Indian federation is described as a 'Union of States' primarily because:
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- 1The Union is indestructible and States do not have the right to secede✓
- 2The States have the right to secede from the Union
- 3It is a confederation of independent units
- 4The Union was formed by a treaty among the States
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The Union is indestructible and States do not have the right to secede
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