What is the difference between fundamental laws and fundamental duties
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These rights have a legal sanction and are enforceable in a court of law. This is the most important difference between fundamental right and fundamental duty. A fundamental right exists by virtue of the fact that you are a human being whereas a fundamental duty too exists as a responsibility on you as a human being.
Fundamental rights are given to citizens for the Welfare but for the Welfare of the whole Nations some fundamental duties are also required if the citizen only have the fundamental rights then they will not have any respect for the nation but due to fundamental duties they respect the nation.
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Fundamental Rights and Fundamental Duties both emanate from the Constitution and the difference therein lies between the connotation of the terms ‘Rights’ and ‘Duties’.
⭐A Fundamental Right ⭐is a right vested in you guaranteed by the Constitution which gives effect to your optimum realization as a citizen of your Country and even more so as a human being. Therefore, your right to free speech, education, shelter et al are your fundamental rights - impregnable, untouchable and unfettered (subject to reasonable restraints in the interest of national security, public order, decency, morality, etc). So in the event you are deprived in the exercise of your FRs, you have a redress in the Courts against the State.
⭐Fundamental Duties⭐ on the other hand are guiding principles and directions for the citizens and the State to ensure collective action towards welfare of the society. So the duty to preserve your heritage, to respect national symbols, to keep your surroundings clean et al is a duty which one cannot have a redress against in the Courts but in good faith is expected to follow to ensure a a well functioning society.
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