Identify the cases in which the Supreme Court holds Original Jurisdiction. P: To hear and determine a dispute between the Government of India and one or more States. Q: In cases involving the violation of the Fundamental Rights of individuals. R: Appeals in criminal cases. S: All matters that involve the interpretation of the Constitution.

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P, Q and S Explanation: Statements P (inter-governmental federal disputes), Q (protection of Fundamental Rights), and S (constitutional interpretation) all fall under Original JurisdictionTgQPHd||[] because these matters can be brought directly to the Supreme Court for the first time. In contrast, Statement R is incorrect because hearing criminal appeals falls strictly under the court’s Appellate JurisdictionTgQPHd||[], as these cases must travel upward from lower courts rather than starting at the top.

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