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The original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, as defined in Article 184 of the Constitution, primarily extends to disputes:

A Between an individual and the Federal Government.
B Between the Federal Government and one or more Provincial Governments, or between two or more Provincial Governments.
C Involving the interpretation of a provincial law.
D Related to election petitions for the National Assembly.

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Article 184 (1) of the Constitution grants the Supreme Court original jurisdiction in any dispute between any two or more Governments (Federal and Provincial, or between Provinces).

💡 Why is B) the correct answer?

The correct answer to the question "The original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, as defined in Article 184 of the Constitution, primarily extends to disputes:" is Option B: Between the Federal Government and one or more Provincial Governments, or between two or more Provincial Governments..

The other options — A) Between an individual and the Federal Government., C) Involving the interpretation of a provincial law., D) Related to election petitions for the National Assembly. — are incorrect for this Pakistan Affairs question. As explained above: Article 184 (1) of the Constitution grants the Supreme Court original jurisdiction in any dispute between any two or more Governments (Federal and Provincial, or between Provinces).

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