The separation of powers is a core constitutional principle in India that divides government authority among the Legislature, Executive and Judiciary. While not strictly rigid, it ensures checks and balances to prevent concentration and misuse of power in a democratic system. BulletsIn Separation of powers divides state functions into Legislature, Executive, Judiciary for democratic governance.
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The separation of powers is a core constitutional principle in India that divides government authority among the Legislature, Executive and Judiciary. While not strictly rigid, it ensures checks and balances to prevent concentration and misuse of power in a democratic system. BulletsIn Separation of powers divides state functions into Legislature, Executive, Judiciary for democratic governance.
