Which option shows the correct relation between judiciary and executive?

Correct answer: Judiciary can legally examine executive actions

Correct answer: A. The judiciary interprets the Constitution and laws, while the executive implements laws and runs administration. In a democracy, the executive is not above the law. If an executive order, action, or decision violates the Constitution or a valid law, a competent court may examine it and provide an appropriate legal remedy. This is a constitutional check, not ordinary day-to-day control of administration. A is correct because it describes judicial review or legal scrutiny of executive action. B is wrong because judges must decide cases independently and the executive cannot order them how to decide. C is wrong because courts are an independent organ of government, not personal assistants to ministers. D is wrong because appellate courts belong to the judicial system; the executive does not hear appeals. Memory cue: executive acts, judiciary checks legality, and both remain subject to the Constitution.