Which article of the Indian Constitution mentions that “There shall be a High Court for each State”?
Article 214
Article 214 of the Indian Constitution states that there shall be a High Court for each State, establishing the High Court as the apex judicial body at the state level.
It appears in Part VI of the Constitution, which deals with the executive, legislature and judiciary of the States, under the chapter on the High Courts.
Article 124 concerns the establishment and constitution of the Supreme Court, not the High Courts, so it is unrelated.
Article 226 empowers a High Court to issue writs for enforcing fundamental rights and other legal rights, but it does not create the High Court itself.
Article 32 gives citizens the right to move the Supreme Court directly for enforcement of fundamental rights, a Supreme Court provision rather than a High Court one.
Therefore, the article that provides a High Court for each State is Article 214.
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