The power is shared by three organs of government i.e., legislature, judiciary’ executive and Generally, legislature enacts laws, executive executes the laws, makes policies and takes decisions. Judiciary interprets the law and protects the rights of the people. None of the organs has unlimited power. Their powers are mentioned in the constitution. Not only this, different organs keep a check on each other and maintain balance of power. For example in India, Executive 1.e., Councils of Ministers is responsible to Lok Sabha. The Council of Ministers must enjoy the support of the majority in the Lok Sabha. If they loose confidence of the Lok-Sabha, they have to resign. Thus, power is shared among different organs of the government.