Court cancelling a government order can be an example of what?

Correct answer: Constitutional control and judicial review

Correct answer: A — constitutional control and judicial review. Judicial review means that a court examines whether a law or government action follows the Constitution. A government order is not automatically valid merely because the government issued it. If the order violates a Fundamental Right, exceeds legal authority, or conflicts with the Constitution, a competent court may set it aside. This power creates a check on executive action and supports the rule of law. Option A is correct because cancelling an unlawful order is a direct example of judicial review. Option B is wrong because election campaigning is political activity by candidates or parties. Option C is wrong because budget preparation concerns planning government income and expenditure. Option D is wrong because forming the Council of Ministers is part of the political executive process. Memory cue: review means the court checks; an unlawful order may be removed.