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Keeping judiciary and executive separate is related to which purpose?

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Correct answer: Balance of power and impartial justice

Direct answer: A is correct. The judiciary interprets laws and resolves disputes, while the executive implements laws and runs administration. Keeping their functions separate helps prevent one branch from controlling all state power. An independent court can examine government action and decide a case without simply obeying the executive. This arrangement supports checks and balances, accountability, and impartial justice. B is wrong because campaigning and collecting election funds belong to electoral activity, not separation of judicial and executive functions. C combines unrelated subjects and does not explain judicial independence. D is also unrelated to the structure of government. Separation does not mean that institutions never interact; it means that each performs its constitutional role and does not improperly interfere with the other. Memory cue: separate roles, balanced power, fair decisions.

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Separation Of PowersChecks And BalancesJudicial IndependenceThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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