3. Name any two sources from which these rights have been adopted.
4. Define two significant features of the fundamental rights.
5. Mention the classification of fundamental rights.
6. What are the two rights given to a person against arbitrary arrest?
7. What are the two rights of a person detained under Preventive Detention?
8. In the context of fundamental rights, give one example that India is a secular state.
9. What is the meaning of the Right to Constitutional Remedies?
10. Name the following writs.
This writ is issued for a person who has been unlawfully imprisoned.
b. This writ compels a lower court to remain within the limits of its jurisdiction.
This is issued to lower courts to transfer a case to higher courts.
a.
C.
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Answer:
1) concept of republic or ideas of Liberty equality and fraternity
2) right to equality, right to freedom
3)the fundamental rights have been classified under the six categories right to freedom right to equality right against exploration right to freedom of religion culture and educational rights and right to constitutional remedies
4) everyoneeveryone has the right to liberty and security of person no one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest or detention no one shall be deprived of his Liberty except on such grounds and in accordance with such procedure as established by law
5)seventh individual health and preventive detention must be given the right to legal counsel and other basic procedural rights provided by article 21 and 22 of constitution
6) right to freedom of religion is a fundamental right of every India and every season of the country has the freedom to practice and propagate his her religion the government cannot interfere in the religious affairs of any individual this shows that India is a secular country
7) constitutional remedies means approaching the supreme court or High court in case if fundamental rights are violated constitutional remedies are enshrined under article 32 where you can move the supreme court and under 226 where you can move to the High court
10) a-writ of habeas corpus
b) writ of prohibition
c) writ of certiorari