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Consider the following statements: 1. 'Due process of Law' provides for judicial scrutiny against arbitrary action of executive only. 2. The procedure established by law provides judicial scrutiny against arbitrary actions of both legislative and executive. 3. Article 21 of the Indian Constitution explicitly mentions the 'procedure established by law'. Which of the statements given above is/are incorrect?
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