The laws applicable in a particular state are enacted in the legislature of that state. Justify? Pls write the answer with example if any.
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It is possible in India that a law can be established in one state may not be established in other states because the constitution of India grants the states various powers that they can exercise without interference from the central government.
EXPLANATION:
- The Constitution of India is quasi-federal in structure, in which both center and states work co-dependently and also independently.
- The Constitution also has the provisions of different Lists in India, and they are: Union list, the state list, and the concurrent list.
- The union list contains laws exclusively to be made by centre, the state list confers the state to make laws on it, and in the concurrent list, both central and state governments can make laws.
- So, the states use this power to make laws that are valid only in that particular state and may not be valid in other states.
- For example, consumption, selling, and manufacturing of alcohol are banned by the state government of Bihar, but it is not in Uttar Pradesh, etc.
- So, states have the power to make some laws by state legislature which may not be effective in another part of the country.
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