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There are three organs of the state. The first being the executive, then there being the judiciary and then there is the legislature. The executive and the legislature. They keep tabs on each one. And keep each other in check. By the various systems in place. As there is the theory of checks and balances In democracy However, the judiciary needs to be independent. To study and take notes about the judicial system. And how it works As far as I remember about the Supreme Court. It is the most pristine court of judgment. Within the state of India. There. The Supreme Justice of India. It's personally selected by the president on a few merits the president should choose a candidate with more than 10 years of experience as an advocate in the High Court or any subsequent courts. Other things are. The President of India. Would personally select. The Chief Justice of India. And appoint him. Supreme Court of the nation The judiciary interprets the laws made by the legislature. The guardian of the fundamental right of The people of the country There are functions. To the judiciary. The first function of the The judiciary is to dispense justice. The trials should be speedy and fair. Justice delayed is justice denied. The second function of the judiciary is to interpret the laws that are made by the legislature. Very confusing ways. It cannot always be interpreted by the obvious. Citizen. Their obliviousness and general ignorance to the rules of the state can cause multiple problems between communication between the three organs of the state, the government at large. And therefore there needs interpretation for them to understand the complicated legal language. To prevent exploitation of holes presented Henceforth. The fundamental rights of the citizens. And to further dispense Equality and justice. According to Judicial Review. Judicial review any laws that are passed by the government. Any laws that are passed by the government that contradict or conflict with the fundamental rights of the citizens would expand from Article 12 to 32 of the Indian Constitution will be declared null and void.