Indian judiciary is composed of

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Supreme court, High court and civil court

Civil court, Criminal court and village panchayat

Supreme court, High court, district court and criminal court

Supreme court, High court, the district court

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The Indian judiciary is composed of the Supreme court, High court, the District court.
With the Supreme Court at its head, High Courts at the intermediate (state) level, and District Courts at the municipal level, the Indian Constitution establishes a unified, integrated legal system. Additionally, it has a strong, independent judicial system. In India, the judiciary serves as a defender of the Constitution and citizens' fundamental rights. To ensure justice, the Indian Constitution ensures that the court is completely independent and non-biased. The Supreme Court has the authority to decide whether every statute is constitutional. Any such law that is determined to be unlawful may be rejected. High Courts also have this authority.

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