As stated earlier, the decolonial ‘option’ is not just an option but an existential imperative for Indic civilisational consciousness; and since the Constitution is being pushed as a ‘secular’ document without examining it for colonial consciousness, a decolonial evaluation of the document and its antecedents is an exercise that must be undertaken without any further protraction. After all, the Constitution is capable of creating a multiplier effect either in favour of Indic consciousness or to its detriment.
