- Supreme Court's original jurisdiction (Article 131) primarily deals with federal disputes between the Union and States, or between States inter se. - Disputes involving citizens are generally outside the scope of the Supreme Court's original jurisdiction under Article 131.
Which one among the following disputes is *not* included in the 'original jurisdiction' of the Supreme Court of India ?
Asked in UPSC CAPF 2010 · Topic: The Supreme Court (Original Jurisdiction (Exclusive and Concurrent))
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Answer: B. Between the Government of India and one or more citizens of India
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