Which is/are the correct statement/statements related to Fundamental Rights?

1). Included in Part 4 of the Constitution.

2). Included in Part 3 of the Constitution.

3). Can be enforced through court proceedings.

4). Borrowed from the British Constitution.

Question

Which is/are the correct statement/statements related to Fundamental Rights?

1). Included in Part 4 of the Constitution.

2). Included in Part 3 of the Constitution.

3). Can be enforced through court proceedings.

4). Borrowed from the British Constitution.

Accepted Answer

2 & 3 - Statement Analysis:Statement 1 is incorrect: Part 4 (Part IV) of the constitution deals with the Directive Principles of State Policy, not Fundamental Rights.Statement 2 is correct: Fundamental Rights are enshrined in Part 3 (Part III) of the Indian Constitution, covering Articles 12 to 35.Statement 3 is correct: Fundamental Rights are justiciable in nature. This means if these rights are violated, a citizen can directly approach the courts (the Supreme Court under Article 32 or High Courts under Article 226) for their enforcement.Statement 4 is incorrect: The concept of Fundamental Rights was borrowed from the Constitution of the USA (Bill of Rights), not from the British Constitution.Conclusion: Since statements 2 and 3 are the only correct statements, option (D) is the right answer.

Which is/are the correct statement/statements related to Fundamental Rights? 1). Included in Part 4 of the Constitution. 2). Included in Part 3 of the Constitution. 3). Can be enforced through court proceedings. 4). Borrowed from the British Constitution.

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