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Who resolves disputes that may arise between two states?
Answer: A
Disputes between two states are resolved by the Supreme Court of India.
Article 131 gives the Supreme Court original jurisdiction in disputes between the Union and states or between two or more states.
High Courts, subordinate courts and district courts do not have this jurisdiction.
Article 131 gives the Supreme Court original and exclusive jurisdiction over disputes between the Government of India and one or more states, between the Union and a state against other states, and between two or more states, where the dispute involves a question of law or fact on which a legal right depends.
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