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Rigid constitution is Written constitution or unwritten
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Answer / juhi
written constitutions are rigid because the rigidity and flexibility of a constitution is reflected in the process of amendment.
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Answer / muskan khatri
a rigid constitution requires a special procedure for amendment , which is more complicated than the ordinary law making procedure. It may need (i) special majority for amendment , or (ii) the approval by referendum i.e. the occasion when all the voters of the country can vote on an important issue related to the proposed amendment ,or (iii) approval by a specified number of the status , or (iv) stting up of a constituent assembly for considering the amendment.
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Answer / chayanika saxena
Rigid constitution need not be only a writtenm one per se, as is noted evidently from the living and organic constitution India has.
A constitution which essentially can be declared as rigid is one, which provides no scope of amendment to meet the future needs and answer the contingencies of time henceforth the law of land is enunciated.( for instance the earlier forms of the French constitution which changed about 6 times!)
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