How does the executive power of the Union ensure compliance with laws made by Parliament and existing laws in the States?
The executive power of the Union ensures compliance with laws made by Parliament and existing laws in the States by providing directions to a State as may appear necessary for this purpose. Additionally, the Union has the power to give directions to a State regarding the construction and maintenance of means of communication declared to be of national or military importance, as well as measures to be taken for the protection of railways within the State.