what are the different forms of power sharing in modern democracies? give an example of each of these?
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Give an example of each of these. Thedifferent forms of power sharing in modern democracies are: → Horizontal Distribution of Power: Thepower is shared among the differentorgans of government, such as the legislature, executive and judiciary
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Power is shared in various ways among the modern democracies:
1)Power is divided horizontally among the three branches of the government to keep a check on each other. The three branches of government are:
a. Executive,
b. Legislature and
c. Judiciary
e.g., The Parliament of India is the legislative body which keeps a check on the working of Executive and Judiciary.
2)Power is also shared at the different level of government vertically that is:
a. At the Union level,
b. At the state level and
c. At the local level
e.g., Maharashtra government is free to make laws on the matter of law and order because it does not come under the purview of central government.
1)Power is divided horizontally among the three branches of the government to keep a check on each other. The three branches of government are:
a. Executive,
b. Legislature and
c. Judiciary
e.g., The Parliament of India is the legislative body which keeps a check on the working of Executive and Judiciary.
2)Power is also shared at the different level of government vertically that is:
a. At the Union level,
b. At the state level and
c. At the local level
e.g., Maharashtra government is free to make laws on the matter of law and order because it does not come under the purview of central government.
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