How does this declaration change the application of the Constitution in Jammu and Kashmir?
This declaration changes the application of the Constitution in Jammu and Kashmir by making all clauses of Article 370 cease to be operative except for those that will now read as follows:

1. Jammu and Kashmir is no longer a separate constitutionally autonomous state; it becomes an integral part of India, with the full application of the Indian Constitution without any modifications or exceptions.
2. The President's powers to issue orders in respect of Jammu and Kashmir are now limited to only those cases where the Legislative Assembly has not been constituted or is unable to function. In other words, the President's authority over the state will be significantly reduced.
3. The Governor of Jammu and Kashmir will act on the advice of his Council of Ministers, making him a more central figure in the governance of the state.
4. The phrase "Constituent Assembly of the State referred to in clause (2)" is replaced by "Legislative Assembly of the State," which signifies that the Legislative Assembly will have greater authority and responsibility in the functioning of the state.