Which constitutional provision makes the Principles of Policy generally non-justiciable in Pakistan?
Correct answer: B. Article 30
- A. Article 8
- B. Article 30
- C. Article 29
- D. Article 25
Explanation
Article 30(2) provides that the validity of an action or law cannot be called into question merely because it is not in accordance with the Principles of Policy. Fundamental rights, by contrast, are enforceable through the courts.
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