Multiple choice general knowledge

The constitutional validity of a state-law in India may be challenged -

  1. Only in the State High Court

  2. Only in the Supreme Court

  3. In the High Court and the Supreme Court both

  4. Only in a tribunal
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Under India's judicial system, constitutional validity of laws can be challenged in both the High Court (under Article 226) and the Supreme Court (under Article 32 and 136). Writ jurisdiction exists at both levels. After High Court decision, parties can appeal to the Supreme Court.

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