Day 15 – Q. 4. The Indian Constitution does not provide for a strict separation of powers, but recent events highlight growing tensions among the three organs of the state. Do you think the balance between the legislature, executive, and judiciary is being disrupted? Critically examine. (250words, 15 marks)

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Q. 4. The Indian Constitution does not provide for a strict separation of powers, but recent events highlight growing tensions among the three organs of the state. Do you think the balance between the legislature, executive, and judiciary is being disrupted? Critically examine. (250words, 15 marks)

 

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