Correct option is C
The Supreme Court cannot give a direction for amending an Act. It can only interpret existing laws or declare them unconstitutional. The power to amend laws is vested solely in the Legislature, under the principle of separation of powers.
Information Booster:
· The judiciary can review and interpret laws but does not have the authority to direct the Legislature to pass or amend a particular law.
· Mandamus can only be issued to enforce legal rights, not to compel legislative action.
Additional Knowledge:
· The Parliament and State Legislatures have sovereign power to make laws under the Indian Constitution. However, laws passed by them are subject to judicial review by the courts to ensure they comply with constitutional provisions.
