Which part of the constitution deals with the fundamental rights?

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Part III - Why Part III is the correct answer:Part III of the Indian Constitution is dedicated exclusively to the Fundamental Rights of the citizens.It covers Articles 12 to 35.The framers of the Constitution borrowed this concept from the Constitution of the USA (Bill of Rights).Because of its comprehensive list of justiciable rights, Part III is widely recognized as the 'Magna Carta of India'.Let's analyze the other parts mentioned in the options:(A) Part IV: This part deals with the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP), which covers Articles 36 to 51. These are guidelines for the government to establish a welfare state.(B) Part V: This part deals with 'The Union'. It covers Articles 52 to 151 and includes provisions related to the President, Vice-President, Parliament, Supreme Court, and the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India.(D) Part VI: This part deals with 'The States'. It covers Articles 152 to 237 and includes provisions related to the Governor, State Legislature, and the High Courts.

Which part of the constitution deals with the fundamental rights?

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