Explanation:

First statement is correct. In India the Constitution operates as a fundamental law. The government organs owe their origin to the Constitution and derive their authority from, and discharge their responsibilities within the framework of the Constitution. The Union Parliament and State Legislatures are not sovereign.
Second statement is correct. The governmental organs owe their origin to the Constitution and drive their authority from, and discharge their responsibilities, within the framework of the Constitution. None of the organs is sovereign. The validity of a law, whether passed by the Union Parliament or a State Legislature, is judged with reference to their respective jurisdiction as defined in the Constitution. The judiciary is vested with power to declare a law unconstitutional, if the law is found to have contravened any provision of the Constitution.
The third statement is incorrect as it does not give attributes of sovereignty to states.