EASY
UPSC CAPF AC Paper - I
IMPORTANT
Earn 100

Which part of the Indian Constitution deals with 'Fundamental Rights'?

50% studentsanswered this correctly

Important Questions on Indian Polity

EASY
UPSC CAPF AC Paper - I
IMPORTANT
14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 7 - Indian Polity>Exercise 4>Q 28
Which Constitutional Amendment deleted the right to property from the list of Fundamental Rights?
EASY
UPSC CAPF AC Paper - I
IMPORTANT
14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 7 - Indian Polity>Exercise 4>Q 29
Fundamental Rights are not given to
EASY
UPSC CAPF AC Paper - I
IMPORTANT
14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 7 - Indian Polity>Exercise 4>Q 30
Which one of the following is the guardian of Fundamental Right?
EASY
UPSC CAPF AC Paper - I
IMPORTANT
14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 7 - Indian Polity>Exercise 4>Q 31
The citizens of India do not have which of the following Fundamental Rights?
EASY
UPSC CAPF AC Paper - I
IMPORTANT
14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 7 - Indian Polity>Exercise 4>Q 32
The Fundamental Rights in Indian Constitution primarily act as limitations upon the powers of the
1. Executive 2. Legislature
3. Individuals    
Select the correct below answer using the codes given
EASY
UPSC CAPF AC Paper - I
IMPORTANT
14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 7 - Indian Polity>Exercise 4>Q 33
The Right to Vote in India is a
EASY
UPSC CAPF AC Paper - I
IMPORTANT
14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 7 - Indian Polity>Exercise 4>Q 34
The correct statements about Fundamental Rights are
1. They are enforceable in the court of law.
2. These rights are absolute.
3. They can be suspended during National Emergency, except some.
4. They are available only to Indian citizens.
5. They are contained in Part IV of the Constitution.
Choose the right answer from the options given below
EASY
UPSC CAPF AC Paper - I
IMPORTANT
14000+ Objective Questions General Studies>Chapter 7 - Indian Polity>Exercise 4>Q 35
The Writ of Certiorari is issued by a Supreme Court to