Indian Polity · Polity
Which of the following options correctly describes the scope of judicial review under the Constitution of India?
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- 1Courts can review any law only after approval by the Parliament.
- 2Both the Supreme Court and High Courts can strike down unconstitutional laws.✓
- 3Judicial review is explicitly mentioned as a term in Article 13 of the Constitution.
- 4Only the Supreme Court can declare laws unconstitutional.
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Both the Supreme Court and High Courts can strike down unconstitutional laws.
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