JKSSB Sub Inspector 2022 Q25 solved answer
JKSSB Sub Inspector - Indian Polity - 2022
Question
The final authority for making laws in India, that can make new laws, change existing laws or abolish them is, the
- A. Supreme Court
- B. President
- C. Prime Minister
- D. Parliament
Answer
Correct option: D - Parliament
In India, Parliament is the supreme law-making body. Under the Constitution of India, Parliament has the power to make new laws, amend existing laws, and repeal (abolish) them. Parliament consists of two Houses -- the Lok Sabha (House of the People) and the Rajya Sabha (Council of States) -- plus the President of India. The Supreme Court interprets laws but does not make them; the President gives assent to bills but is bound by parliamentary decisions; the Prime Minister leads the executive, not the legislative branch.