Article 32 is a fundamental right itself, guaranteeing the right to move the Supreme Court for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights, while Article 226 provides similar but broader power to High Courts. Article 13 forms the basis for judicial review of laws concerning Fundamental Rights, and Article 137 allows the Supreme Court to review its own decisions.
Correctly match the following in List – A with List – B. List – List – B A a. Art. i. Restoring Fundamental Rights by Su‐ 137 preme Court by issuing writs. ii. Power of Supreme Court to review b. Art. any judgment pronounced or Order 226 made by it. iii. The High Courts also have the power c. Art. to issue Writs for protecting 13 Fundamental Rights. d. Art. iv. Supreme Court can declare the con‐ 32 cerned law as unconstitutional.
Asked in APPSC Group II Mains paper 1 2025 · Topic: Articles of the Constitution (Articles related to the Union and State Judiciary)
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