Political Science, asked by gowtham9647, 9 months ago

The Indian constitution has borrowed from(i) Ideas from French Revolution (ii) The British Constitution(iii) The Bill of Rights of the US (IV) Israeli Constitution *

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(a) i, ii, iv

(b) i, ii, iii,

(c) ii, iii, iv

(d) i, ii, iv

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Answered by srivastavhena
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Answer:

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Explanation:

B) i,ii,iii

Answered by brokendreams
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The Indian constitution has borrowed from (b) i, ii, iii

Definition of Indian Constitution;

Indian constitution- is the supreme of law of India. It reflects the structure, procedure, powers, and duties.

A borrowed constitution;

  • Indian constitution is also known as a borrowed constitution from the;
  1. Government of India Act 1935
  2. The constitution of US
  3. Ireland
  4. USSR
  5. Japan
  6. France
  7. South Africa
  • The Indian constitution is the rule of law, parliamentary government, single citizenship, right to freedom to speech and act.

Hence, Indian Constitution is a mixture of many constitutions such as the ideas from French Revolution, The British constitution, The Bill of Rights of the US.

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