Question

How are fundamental rights justifiable?

Answer 1

Answer:

fundamentals rights given to the citizens of to get the right to vote

all people are equal in the eyes of law

Answer 2

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The Constitution will "lose its importance" if there is no redressal for breach of fundamental rights, such as right to life and fair trial, of the citizens by private individuals who are performing state actions, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday. Fundamentals rights such as right to life and equality and freedom of speech enshrined under the Constitution are enforceable against the State and its instrumentalities and the private parties, performing state actions, have been taking the plea that they cannot be held accountable for breach of such rights of the citizens.

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