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Which among the following statements is not true about Indian judiciary?

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Indian judiciary is independent.

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Indian judiciary is a part of government.

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Indian judiciary is governed by cabinet ministers.

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Supreme Court is the highest body in Indian judiciary.

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Solution

The correct option is C Indian judiciary is governed by cabinet ministers.
Indian judiciary is independent in nature which means no branch of government can influence the judiciary

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