The bifurcation of constitutional rights into justiciable and non-justiciable categories was recommended by which of the following historical frameworks?

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The Sapru Committee Report of 1945 first suggested dividing individual constitutional rights into two distinct parts: one that is judicially enforceable immediately (which became Fundamental Rights in Part III) and another that serves as non-enforceable directive goals for the state layout (which became DPSP in Part IV).

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