GATE EC 2023 Set 1 — Question 2
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Courts : _______ : : Parliament : Legislature
(By word meaning)
(By word meaning)
Correct answer
(A) Judiciary
Solution
This is an analogy based on the branches of government and the institutions that represent them.
- Parliament is the primary institution of the Legislature (the law-making branch).
- Similarly, Courts are the primary institutions of the Judiciary (the branch that interprets laws).
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