Constitutional Provisions for Scheduled and Tribal Areas
Various features of the scheduled 6
administered states
5) The district and regional councils administer the areas under there jurisdiction. They can make
laws in specific matters however laws made need to have the assent of the governor.
6) These district and regional councils also constitute court of law to settle cases between different
tribes. They hear appeals as well in these cases. However the jurisdiction of the high court over
these cases is specified by the governor.
7) The district council can establish various institutions of public importance and can make laws in
regards to various loan lending and trading by Non tribal. However these regulations need to have
assent of the governor.
8) These district councils and regional councils have power to collect and impose land revenue and
certain taxes.
9) The act of parliament and state legislatures do not apply to these autonomous districts and can
be done with certain modifications and exceptions.
10) The governor can appoint a commission to examine and report a matter relating to the
administration of these regions. He has the right to dissolve the district council on recommendation
of such a commission.
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