part 3 of the Constitution contains a long list of the fundamental rights.
the most striking difference between the government of Indian act. 1935 and represent constitution is the presence of the fundamental Rights.
This chapter of the Constitution has been described as the magna Carta of.
they are the limitation upon all the powers of the government legislative as well as.
these rights are regarded as fundamental because they are most essential for the attainment by the individual his or her full intellectual moral and spiritual status.
Classification of fundamental rights:-
There are six groups of fundamental rights:-
* Right to equality (Art.14-18)
*Right to freedom(Art.19-22)
*Right against exploitation (Art.23-24) *Right freedom of religion (Art.25-28)
*Cultural and educational rights (Art.29-30)
*Right to constitutional remedies (Art.32)
Right to equality:-
Equality before law
privatisation of discrimination on grounds of religion race cast sex or place of birth
the state shall not be discriminated against any citizen on ground floor only of religion race cast sex please open or any of them.
Access to stop troubling restaurants hotels and places of public entertainment.
The use of Yes Bank bathing ghat roads and places of public resort maintainTh.
no citizen shall grounds only of religion names cast sex place or to any disability liability restriction condition with regard.
