It is D.P.S.P. to promote international peace & to maintain just an honourable relations b/w nations & to foster respect for international law, treaties & obligations. For this purpose.
Verified Answer
A. Will override national legislation where it is subject to the int. treaties & law
B. They have to be incorporated into legal system by appropriate law
C. Will override the provisions of Constitution of India
D. International treaties automatically are part of law
Explanation:
Article 51, a Directive Principle of State Policy, directs the State to promote international peace and respect for international law. However, DPSPs are not directly enforceable. For international law and treaties to have legal force within India, they generally need to be incorporated into the domestic legal system through appropriate legislation.