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Part V of the Constitution of India also deals with which of the following ?
Part V of the Constitution of India also deals with which of the following ?
Updated On: Aug 4, 2024
- Appointment of District Judges.
- Special provisions with respect to NCT of Delhi.
- National Judicial Appointments Commission.
- Separation of judiciary from executive.
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The correct answer is option (C):National Judicial Appointments Commission..
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