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How is the power of Parliament limited by the Constitution?

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Correct answer: Parliament cannot make laws against basic constitutional principles and rights

Direct answer: A is correct. Parliament has wide legislative powers, but it is not above the Constitution. The Constitution establishes the limits of government authority and protects fundamental rights and other constitutional principles. A law made by Parliament must follow constitutional requirements; courts can examine laws and may invalidate provisions that violate the Constitution. A is correct because it recognises both Parliament's law-making role and its constitutional boundary. B is wrong because Parliament can make many laws within its assigned powers. C is wrong because its subjects include national and public matters far beyond sports. D is wrong because Parliament and courts perform different constitutional functions, and Parliament is not always above judicial review. Memory cue: Parliament makes laws, but the Constitution sets the highest rules.

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ParliamentConstitutionFundamental RightsJudicial ReviewParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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