[Solved] The Directive Principles of State Policy are nonjusticiable which means that

Q.	The Directive Principles of State Policy are nonjusticiable which means that
A.	they are sacrosanct
B.	in case they are violated, the matter cannot be taken to courts
C.	courts are debarred from consideration of these Principles
D.	the law of the land does not recognise their existence
Answer» B. in case they are violated, the matter cannot be taken to courts

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