Under rule of law on what basis should government take decisions?
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Correct answer: On the Constitution and applicable laws
Rule of law requires the government to make decisions according to the Constitution and applicable laws. Therefore, option B is correct. A ruler’s personal wishes or arbitrary orders by officials violate rule of law, and pressure from powerful groups is not a lawful basis for decisions. Exam tip: Under rule of law, the Constitution and laws apply equally to citizens and government institutions.
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On the Constitution and applicable laws
Why is this the correct answer?
Rule of law requires the government to make decisions according to the Constitution and applicable laws. Therefore, option B is correct. A ruler’s personal wishes or arbitrary orders by officials violate rule of law, and pressure from powerful groups is not a lawful basis for decisions. Exam tip: Under rule of law, the Constitution and laws apply equally to citizens and government institutions.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: What is Democracy? Why Democracy?. Topic: Rule of law and respect for rights.
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