Why has the Constitution created an independent Judiciary in India?

1.	Why has the Constitution created an independent Judiciary in India?
Answer» (i) The Judiciary of India is independent machinery according to the provisions of the Constitution. (ii) It is separate from the Executive and Legislative bodies of the Indian Government. (iii) The Supreme Court is the guardian of the Constitution which ensures that the Fundamental Rights of the citizens are not violated. (iv) To carry out its duties without fear or favour or external pressure, the Judiciary in India is independent.

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(i) The Judiciary of India is independent machinery according to the provisions of the Constitution.

(ii) It is separate from the Executive and Legislative bodies of the Indian Government.

(iii) The Supreme Court is the guardian of the Constitution which ensures that the Fundamental Rights of the citizens are not violated.

(iv) To carry out its duties without fear or favour or external pressure, the Judiciary in India is independent.

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