Understanding Article 131 of the Indian Constitution: SC Interpretation in West Bengal’s Case Against the Centre

Article 131 allows states to bring suits against the Centre in the Supreme Court regarding disputes that affect their rights. The Supreme Court’s interpretation in the West Bengal case highlighted the scope of this provision, affirming the balance of power between the Centre and states and emphasizing the importance of resolving intergovernmental disputes within the constitutional framework. This case reinforces the judiciary’s role in adjudicating matters that impact federal relations.

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