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Which of the statement about the Judiciary is incorrect?

Every law passed by the Parliament needs the approval of the Supreme Court

Judiciary can strike down the law if it goes against the spirit of the Constitution.

Judiciary is independent of the Executive

Any citizen can approach the courts if her rights are violated.

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Correct answer:

Option A. Every law passed by the Parliament needs the approval of the Supreme Court

Explanation:
Every law passed by the Parliamentdoes not needs the approval of the Supreme Court.

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