Compare the Declaration of rights of man and citizen in France with Fundamental Rights of India and
write any three similarities and three differences.
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Answer:
As mentioned in the Constitution of India, there are some rights matching to French nationals.
(1). The rights of man in society are liberty, equality, security, property.
(2). Liberty is given to people in such a way that it doesn't cause injury to other people.
(3). law is the same for all, whether it protects or punishes.
Differences:
(4). Security is not given to all. Such as to criminals.
(5). Property is only obtained as the product of someone's work and it is mandatory to be registered.
(6). No one can be accused until the case is drawn to the court and once they are proven guilty, the punishment given to them is very hard.
The Declaration of rights France states that men should be free and have equal rights as specified in article 1 of France constitution. All citizens are equal and can face the law in case of any dispute, and they have a right of participating in the legislature and finally no one should be arrested without a court order. On the contrary, the Indian fundamental rights of India are composed of major six fundamentals that protect its citizen. The reasons are quite similar to the to those of France since both of them play a role of protecting them