Parliament and sovereignty: Explain why the Parliament of India is not sovereign in the absolute sense (unlike Westminster). Consider constitutional limits on subject-matter, supremacy of the Constitution, and judicial review. Choose the most comprehensive statement.

Given data

• Topic: Nature of parliamentary power in India.

Concept/Approach
India has a written, supreme Constitution. Parliament derives power from it, is confined by the Union/State/Concurrent Lists, and is subject to judicial review by constitutional courts.

Step-by-step reasoning
• Federal distribution restricts Parliament to Union/Concurrent entries (Option A). • The Constitution sets substantive and procedural limits (Option B). • Supreme Court/High Courts can strike down unconstitutional laws (Option C). • Therefore, (D) All of the above is correct.

Final Answer
All of the above