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In India, the legal sovereignty lies in the:
Electorate
Parliament
President
Mrime minister
Legal sovereignty is a concept thats occurs in British courts, and other countries that have a court system and parliamentary system as well as having a monarch. Legal sovereignty basically means that parliament has the overriding power to pass laws in the country, as long as it has the backing of the majority of the house. This is because parliament is not parliamentary sovereign, which means that if there is not a majority vote on a law, then it cannot be put in to proper practice.
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