The parliamentary system, the independent judiciary with powers of judicial review, and the separation of powers (with some overlap) are the key constitutional mechanisms that ensure checks and balances in India.
Which of the following provisions under the Constitution of India ensures the 'Principle of Checks and Balances' in Indian Polity?
Asked in GS AE PWD 2108 2024 · Topic: The Governance System (Role of Judiciary in Governance)
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