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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 10 months ago
The system of checks and balances is ancillary to the system of power-sharing. The power is so divided among each organ of government that each can work independently of the other and still exercise certain amount of control over the other. Thus,all organs can stay within its limit with the check exercise by the other organ on its activities. In India the exercise of checks and balances is visible in the following processes:
1) executive is answerable to the legislature
2) the legislature is subject to scrutiny by the judiciary
3) judiciary is independent
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