In “Majoritarian Interpretations of Constitutional Silences”, Himanshi Yadav and Sinchan Chatterjee contend that constitutional silences in India have increasingly become sites of majoritarian appropriation, exploited by both the executive and judiciary to consolidate ideological dominance rather than advance constitutional values. The authors show how the executive has weaponised procedural silences through ordinance repromulgation, delayed appointments, the Citizenship (Am