Which of the following statement about Directive Principles of State Policy DPSP i e Part IV of the ...........

Indian Polity Directive Principles

Which of the following statement about Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) i.e. Part IV of the Indian Constitution is correct?

Part IV of our constitution resembles the 'Instruments of Instructions' issued to the Governor General in the Government of India Act 1935.

DPSP in Part IV are justiciable in nature and the courts can use them to determine the constitutional validity of a law.

Part IV of the constitution enjoys supremacy over the Fundamental rights as the ideals of Social Justice outweigh Individual liberty in case of India.

All the clauses in the Part IV including the Uniform Civil Code have been implemented by the state through a series of laws and statutes.

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Explanation:

The DPSPs are definitely used by courts to test the constitutional validity of a law but they are non justiciable in nature i.e. you cannot approach courts to get them implemented.
Also DPSPs don't enjoy supremacy over Fundamental rights except for article 39(b) and 39(c) which can over-ride Article 14 and 19.
Several of the clauses mentioned in the part IV have been implemented but some like uniform civil code are yet to be implemented.