Judicial control over administration refers to the power exercised by courts to ensure that administrative authorities function within the limits of the Constitution, laws, and principles of justice. In a democratic system, administration enjoys wide powers for implementing policies and maintaining governance, but these powers must not be used arbitrarily. Judicial control acts as a safeguard against misuse of administrative authority and protects the rights and liberties of citizens. At the state and district levels, courts play an important role in ensuring accountability, legality, and fairness in administrative actions. One important form of judicial control is judicial review. It is the power of courts to examine the validity of administrative decisions and actions. If an administrative authority acts beyond its legal powers, violates constitutional provisions, or infringes fundamental rights, courts can declare