Which court has original jurisdiction to enforce Fundamental Rights when a question of public importance is involved?

Correct answer: D. The Supreme Court under Article 184(3)

  • A. A High Court under Article 199
  • B. A civil court under the Constitution
  • C. The Federal Shariat Court under Article 203D
  • D. The Supreme Court under Article 184(3)

Explanation

Article 184(3) gives the Supreme Court original jurisdiction in matters involving a question of public importance relating to the enforcement of Fundamental Rights. High Courts exercise their constitutional writ jurisdiction under Article 199.

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