Which Article of the Indian Constitution deals with the control of High Courts over subordinate courts?
Article 235
Article 235 of the Indian Constitution vests control over district courts and courts subordinate to them in the High Court of the respective state.
This control covers posting, promotion, and grant of leave to persons belonging to the judicial service, ensuring judicial independence at the lower court level.
Article 107 deals with the introduction and passing of Bills in Parliament, Article 308 relates to the interpretation clause for services under the Union and States, and Article 115 deals with supplementary, additional or excess grants, none of which concern subordinate court control.
Hence, the correct answer is Article 235.
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