Social Sciences, asked by m41969686, 1 month ago

Right to property is not a fundamental right.
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Answered by ns8549178

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The Right of property is a fundamental right' is a FALSE statement. Explanation: The 'Indian Constitution' does not consider the 'Right to Property' as a 'Fundamental Right'

Answered by kumarisoniasonia2488

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The Right of property is a fundamental right' is a FALSE statement. Explanation: The 'Indian Constitution' does not consider the 'Right to Property' as a 'Fundamental Right'.

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