Question

Why are fundamental rights important for democracy? List the fundamental rights in the Indian constitutiona

Answer 1

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS:

• The liberal democratic nature of Indian Constitution is reflected in Fundamental Rights.

• The concept of Fundamental Rights was adopted from the US constitution.

• The Fundamental Rights are incorporated under part - III of Indian Constitution.

• The articles 12 - 35 of our Constitution describes about the Fundamental Rights.

• These rights are utilised by citizen for certain reasonable restraints.

• There are six Fundamental Rights in the Constitution.

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.

Note: There were seven fundamental rights. The additional right was Right to property. But it was removed by 44th Amendment.

• Now, Right to property is Legal Right by Article 300A.

Answer 2

Question (1):

Why are fundamental rights important for democracy?

Answer:

• Fundamental rights are really helpful and they are important for democracy - freedom.

• These rules and rights help ones citizens to be freedom in their nation and also the following fundamental rights can be done by the citizens of the country.

• These types of fundamental rights are also a type of law and considered to be rules and the will be officially publish by the government and this fundamental rules are also written in the constitution.

• It is our responsibility to main the rules and also be freedom by having some rights to be individual.

Question (2):

List the fundamental rights in the Indian constitution.

Answer:

• Right to Equality.

• Right to Freedom.

• Rights to Education.

• Right against Exploitation.

• Right to freedom for ever Religion.

• Right to constitutional remedies.