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Which of the following statement is correct regarding the directive principal of state policy of the Indian constitution?
I. Article 47 is related with Separation of judiciary from executive.
II. Article 50 is related with Promotion of international peace and security.

Asked in SSC GD Constable · 2026
DPSP · Indian Polity
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Article 40 is associated with the organisation of village Panchayats, reflecting the Gandhian emphasis on decentralised governance.

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Option D — Neither I Nor II

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