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Which one of the following is not a feature of the Indian Constitution?

A

Federal Court of India

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Parliamentary government

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Federal System

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Independence of the judiciary

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Solution

The correct option is A Federal Court of India
Federal Court of India, currently known as the supreme court, was formed in 1937 under GOI ACT 1935 but discontinued after 1950 when the Supreme court was formed.

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