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According to the Constitution of India the Administrative tribunals can not be established for
Answer: C
Administrative tribunals cannot be established for delimitation of constituencies.
The Constitution bars courts from questioning delimitation of constituencies, so it is outside what a tribunal may decide. Industrial and labour disputes and the ceiling on urban property are listed among the matters for which tribunals may be created under Article 323B.
Election disputes for either House of Parliament are also listed for tribunals in that Article, subject to the provisions that keep certain election matters for the courts, which is why the key treats delimitation as the one that cannot be handed over.
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