SHORT ANSWER:
The principle of justiciability limits the broad powers of the President under Article 356 by ensuring that such powers can be reviewed by the judiciary.
DETAILS:
- Justiciability means that the actions taken under Article 356 can be challenged in court.
- The Supreme Court has ruled that the President's discretion must be exercised based on objective criteria and not arbitrarily.
PUNISHMENT / IMPLICATIONS (if applicable):
- If the President acts beyond the scope of Article 356, the action can be declared unconstitutional by the judiciary.
SOURCE:
- Constitution of India, Article 356
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