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The jurisdiction of the Supreme court of india may be alarged by ____________.

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Parliament by law

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Parliament by resolution

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the president

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the president in consultation with the Council of Ministers

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Solution

The correct option is A Parliament by law
The Supreme Court the Apex Judicial organ of the Nation. Apart from the jurisdictions enumerated in the Constitution, the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court can be widened by the Parliament by making law in this regard. Article 138 of the Constitution deals with the power of the Parliament for granting extra jurisdiction to the Supreme Court by making law.

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