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what are the fundamental rights mention the types fundamental rights

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Answered by ashichandhok

7 fundamental rights were originally provided by the constitution
*right to equality
*right to freedom
*right against exploitation
* right to freedom of religion
*right to property
*right to constitutional remedies

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Answered by Anonymous

HEYA !!

HERE IS UR ANSWER ---

Fundamental Rights are the rights which have been given by the constitution to men and they enjoyed these rights. These rights usually apply to all citizen , irrespective of caste , colour and religion.

There are six fundamental rights --

1. Right to equality.

2. Right to freedom .

3. Right to freedom of religion.

4. Right against exploitation.

5. Cultural and educational rights.

6. Right to constitutional remedies.

One right is also added in the indian constitution and that is Right to property.

DSC007: So rishita just to add few things, there are other Rights as well which are prescribed in the constitution, like Right to vote,etc. but the distinction that FRs hold and the reason for which they are called 'Fundamental' Rights is that they are 'guaranteed' by the Constitution, that is these rights come with the power of Constitutional Remedies, where one can approach higher judiciaries diectly if their FRs are infringed, the security or guarantee not available with other Constitutional Rights.

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