Fundamental Rights - Summary
Fundamental Rights are vital rights that protect every Indian citizen from unfair treatment and allow everyone to enjoy their freedom. Clearly outlined in our Constitution, these rights play a crucial role in our laws to ensure that no one can undermine them.
Understanding Fundamental Rights
The Fundamental Rights are the basic human rights for all citizens of India. Found in Part III of the Constitution, these rights are applicable to everyone, regardless of race, place of birth, religion, caste, creed, gender, or job opportunities. They can be enforced in courts, although some restrictions may apply.
Categories of Fundamental Rights
These essential rights are divided into six main categories:
- Right to Freedom,
- Right to Equality,
- Right against Exploitation,
- Right to Freedom of Religion,
- Cultural and Educational Rights, and
- Right to Constitutional Remedies.
If you want to know more about these significant rights, you can easily download the Fundamental Rights in PDF format through the link provided below. It’s a fantastic way to enhance your understanding of your rights! 📄
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Fundamental Rights Article 25 to 27
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