Question

If two states have disputes over water issues, whom should they approach to help resolve the dispute?

• A. Third neighboring state
• B. District court
• C. International Court of Justice
• D. Supreme court

Answer 1

The correct option is D Supreme court

The Supreme Court can intervene in disputes between two states. The decision taken by the Supreme court is final. Supreme court helps to resolve issues between two citizens, cases between citizens and the government. If a state feels that the union government is interfering with the state government’s functioning, it can file a case with the Supreme Court.