Separation of Power || Montesquieu || Checks and Balances in Indian Constitution

The separation of powers is a principle in constitutional law that divides the powers of government among different branches. The three branches of government in most modern democracies are the legislative branch (which makes laws), the executive branch (which enforces laws), and the judicial branch (which interprets laws).

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