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The Indian Union is called a 'Union of States' primarily because:
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- 1It is a loose federation of independent sovereign units.
- 2The union was formed as a result of a voluntary treaty between the states.
- 3The union is indestructible and the states have no right to secede from it.✓
- 4States retain the absolute constitutional right to secede from the Union.
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The union is indestructible and the states have no right to secede from it.
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