Why is interpretation of Constitution by the Supreme Court important?

Correct answer: To clarify meaning and limits of the Constitution

Correct answer: A. The Constitution contains principles, rights and rules that guide all organs of government. When the meaning of a provision is disputed, or when a government action is challenged, the Supreme Court interprets the constitutional text in the context of the case. This helps clarify what powers an institution has, what limits apply to it and how rights should be protected. Such interpretation supports constitutional supremacy and the rule of law. Option B concerns election activity, not constitutional interpretation. Option C is not the general purpose of interpretation, and a court cannot simply dissolve the Rajya Sabha as an interpretation exercise. Option D concerns political administration, not the meaning of the Constitution. Memory cue: constitutional interpretation explains both powers and limits.