Question

What are the basic fundamental Rights provided by the constitution of India?​

Answer 1

1) right to equality

2) right to freedom

3) right against exploitation

4) right to freedom of religion

5) culture and education rights

6) right of constitutional remedies

Answer 2

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS:

• The Constitution of India grants some fundamental rights to preserve the human dignity and to overcome the inequalities in among the people.

• Fundamental Rights aim to abolish untouchability and other discriminations on the grounds of caste, creed, sex, religion, etc.

• The fundamental rights are incorporated in part - III of the Indian Constitution.

• These fundamental rights are mention in Articles 12 - 35.

• Fundamental rights are essential for the development of individual's personality.

There are six fundamental rights. They are:

1. Right to Equality ; 2. Right to freedom; 3. Right to religious freedom ; 4. Right against exploitation ; 5. Cultural and educational right ; 6. Right to Constitutional remedies.

• The above mentioned fundamental rights are protected by the Judiciary of India.

• One can approach the courts for justice if these rights are violated as per article 32.