Article 21 of the Indian Constitution broadly interprets the right to life and liberty. Elucidate with the help of relevant case laws.
Introduction
Article 21 of Constitution which reads 'Right to life & personal liberty' has been most vividly interpreted article of constitution by the supreme court
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Article 21 of Constitution which reads 'Right to life & personal liberty' has been most vividly interpreted article of constitution by the supreme court. * Broad interpretation of Article 21 * (1) Livelihood: Right to livelihood was recognised in Olga Tellis case (2) Environment: Right to pollution free and safe environment was recognised in MC Mehta, etc cases. (3) Modern Rights: Like Right to Internet (Anuradha Bhasin case) (4) Right to Privacy (Puttaswamy case) etc have been recognised under Article 21.
Conclusion
Hence, we see that Article 21 is expanding rights of Indians through Due process of law as held in Menaka Gandhi case.
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BACHHAV KARTIK RAVINDRA
Fundamental Rights
Right to Privacy and Article 21
Broad interpretation of Article 21 through judicial pronouncements
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