Which one of the following cannot be called as a function of
the Constitution?
(a) It acts as a source of power and authority of the
government
(b) It minimizes confusion and conflict between various
organs of the government
(c) It strengthens the hands of rulers to rule according to
their discretion
(d) It lays down the limits of governmental authority
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( c ) It strengthens the hands of rulers to rule according
to their discretion
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