Supreme court and High Court have:

1. Judicial review power

2. Impeachment power

3. Power of removing Governor 

Correct option is A

The Supreme Court and High Courts of India have the power of Judicial Review, but they do not have the power of Impeachment or removal of the Governor.

Information Booster:-

1. Judicial Review Power 

The Supreme Court and High Courts have the power of judicial review under Articles 32 and 226 of the Constitution.

• They can strike down any law, executive order, or policy if it violates the Constitution of India.
• This power ensures that legislative and executive actions remain within constitutional limits.

2. Impeachment Power

• The Supreme Court and High Courts do not have impeachment powers.
• Impeachment of the President is done by Parliament under Article 61.
• Impeachment of Supreme Court and High Court judges is carried out by Parliament under Article 124(4) and Article 217(1)(b).

3. Power of Removing the Governor

• The Governor is appointed and removed by the President under Article 155 and Article 156.
• Neither the Supreme Court nor the High Courts have the power to remove a Governor.