The Supreme Court of India is the apex judicial body and has significant powers related to the interpretation of the Constitution and the administration of justice. However, its powers are defined and limited by the Constitution.
The Supreme Court of India has the absolute power A) To advise the President B) To remove the Advocate General C) To remove High Court Judges D) To advise the Parliament on law making
Asked in Paper I 5 · Topic: The Supreme Court (Advisory Jurisdiction)
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