The four pillars of democracy are _______________.
A
the President, the Prime Minister, the People and the Press
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the Parliament, the President, the Judiciary and the Press
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C
the Parliament, the Executive, the Judiciary and the Press
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D
none of the above
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Solution
The correct option is C the Parliament, the Executive, the Judiciary and the Press
Four pillars of Democracy are Legislature, Executive, Judiciary and Press.
Legislature - It is responsible for making and adoption of laws in the country. Parliament is a legislative body.
Executive - It is responsible for implementation of the laws in the country. Prime Minister’s Cabinet and Government Ministries are executive bodies.
Judiciary - It is responsible for interpretation and application of the laws. By that Judiciary keeps the other two pillars in check and prevents misuse of political power. Courts are judiciary bodies.
Press - It is responsible for controlling the activities of other pillars and keeping the public informed about them. It represent the eyes and ears of general public