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If India decides to have a Presidential form of government, the first and foremost amendment has to be made affecting the:
system of judiciary
composition of Parliament
executive-legislature relationship
provisions pertaining to Fundamental Rights
Separation of powers divides the mechanism of governance into three branches i.e. Legislature, Executive and the Judiciary. Although different authors give different definitions, in general, we can frame three features of this doctrine.
Each organ should have different persons in capacity, i.e., a person with a function in one organ should not be a part of another organ. One organ should not interfere in the functioning of the other organs. One organ should not exercise a function of another organ (they should stick to their mandate only). Thus, these broad spheres are determined, but in a complex country like India there often arises conflict and transgression by one branch over the other.
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