[Solved] In the Republic of India

Q.	In the Republic of India
A.	the President is supreme as he is the Head of the State, the Supreme Commnader of the Armed Forces and all the Executive Power is vested in him
B.	Parliament is supreme as it can even amend the Constitution
C.	the Supreme Court is supreme as it has the ultimate say in interpreting what the Constitution is
D.	the Constitution is supreme as it controls all the three wings, viz. the executive, the legislature and the judiciary
Answer» D. the Constitution is supreme as it controls all the three wings, viz. the executive, the legislature and the judiciary

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