What does the appellate role of the Supreme Court mean?

Correct answer: It can hear appeals against decisions of lower courts

Correct answer: A. An appeal is a request to a higher court to review a decision made by a lower court. In its appellate role, the Supreme Court can hear eligible appeals from lower courts, including cases that reach it through the legal appeal process. It examines the record, legal issues, and arguments and then may uphold, change, or set aside the earlier decision according to law. A is correct because it states the meaning of appellate jurisdiction. B is wrong because asking questions in Lok Sabha belongs to parliamentary proceedings, not the Supreme Court. C is wrong because the Rajya Sabha is not dissolved like the Lok Sabha. D is wrong because the Prime Minister is appointed through the constitutional parliamentary process, not chosen by the Supreme Court. Memory cue: appellate means appeal goes upward to a higher court.