alleryWho decides disputes about the division of powers in India?
APrime Minister and Cabinet
BGovernors of the States
CElection Commission of India
DHigh Courts and the Supreme Court
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. High Courts and the Supreme Court
The High Courts and the Supreme Court decide disputes about how powers are divided between the Union and the States.
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