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How does impartial judicial decision strengthen democracy?

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Correct answer: It increases citizens' trust in rights and the law

Correct answer: A. Democracy is not only about holding elections; it also requires institutions that act fairly and respect the Constitution and citizens’ rights. When judges decide cases impartially, people see that legal rules can protect them even when they disagree with a government decision or face a powerful person. This builds confidence that rights are meaningful and that public institutions are accountable. B is wrong because impartial judgments do not stop elections; courts help maintain the constitutional system in which elections take place. C is wrong because Parliament remains a public representative institution, not private property. D is wrong because the tenure of ministers is governed by constitutional and political rules, not by individual court decisions. A useful sequence is: impartial decision, fair treatment, public trust, stronger democracy. Memory cue: fair courts make democratic promises believable.

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Impartial DecisionDemocracyPublic TrustThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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