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Question
The Supreme Court is the highest judicial body in the country. In this context, explain:
Why it is called the guardian of the Constitution.
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Solution
The Supreme Court is responsible for maintaining the Constitution. It protects the Constitution in two ways.
- If a law or executive order is judged to be unlawful, it may be dismissed.
- It can issue writs (orders or directions) to enforce fundamental rights.
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