What do we mean when we say that the Indian judiciary is unified?

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All the courts in the country are located at one place

All the courts in the country must give the same verdict

The decision of Supreme Court is binding on all the courts in the country

None of these

answer is C.

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The Indian judiciary is unified means that the decision of the Supreme Court is binding on all the courts in the country.
The Indian judiciary is unified and integrated as it forms a single system. All the courts come under the fold of the Supreme Court. The decision of the Supreme Court is final and binding on all the other courts within the country. The Supreme Court can also direct the different courts to transfer their cases to itself. Thus, the system is also hierarchical. There is a single Supreme Court for the country, various High Courts for the states and district courts and other courts at the local level.

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