Part III of the constitution provides for 6 fundamental rights to the citizens
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Part III of the constitution provides for 6 fundamental rights to the citizens Fundamental rights: - Right to equality (Art 14-18) - Right to religious freedom (Art 23-28) - Right against exploitation (Art 23-27) - Right to freedom (Art 15-22) - Cultural and educational rights (Art 20-30) - Right to constitutional remedies (Art 32) They are fundamental for the individual's growth & liberty Fundamental rights not gifts bestowed by state but an individual possessing independent of state - Fundamental since bestowed by the fundamental constitutional laws of the land is constituting - Implicitly mentioned in the constitutions Part III
Nidhi Goyal
Indian Constitution - Historical Underpinnings, Evolution, Features, Amendments, Significant Provisions and Basic Structure
Fundamental Rights
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