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In which situation can a High Court intervene in a state government's order?

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Correct answer: When the order is against law or Fundamental Rights

Direct answer: A is correct. A High Court may review an order of a state authority when the order is illegal, exceeds lawful power, violates constitutional requirements or infringes a protected right. The purpose is not to replace every administrative decision with the judges' personal preference, but to ensure legality and constitutional protection. Option B is wrong because popularity does not make an unlawful order valid. Option C is wrong because publication in a newspaper says nothing by itself about legality. Option D is wrong because the language of an order does not decide whether it is constitutional or lawful. A court examines authority, procedure, relevant law and rights. Memory cue: judicial intervention is based on legality and rights, not popularity, publicity or language.

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