Constitution of
India
Fundamental right
The fundamental right are enshrined in part III of
the constitution from article 12 to 35
The fundamental right are named so because the are guaranteed
and protected by the constitution, which is fundamental law of land they are fundamental also in sense that they
are most essential for all round development (material, intellectual, moral and
spiritual ) of the individuals
Originally the constitution provided for seven
fundamental right viz
1. Right to equality (article 14 to 18)
2. Right to freedom (article 19 to 22)
3. Right against exploitation
(article 23 to 24)
4. Right to freedom of
religion (article 25 to 28))
5. Cultural and
educational right (article 29 to 30)
6. Right to property (article
31)
7. Right to constitutional
remedies (article 32)
However right to
property was deleted from the list of fundamental right by the 44th amendment act 1978
It is made legal right
under article 300A in part Xii of constitution .
So at present only six fundamental right.
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