Fundamental right of India (contiution of india)

 Fundamental right of India

Fundamental right of india.

It is taken from the United States of America.

Its interpretation is called India's Charter of Rights (Magna Carta) of Part-3 of the Constitution.

(1)It can be amended in the Fundamental Rights.

(2)Fundamental rights other than life liberty can be suspended.

Fundamental right is six.

1. Equality or Right to Equality, Articles (14 to 18)

2. Right to Freedom, Articles (19 to 22

3. Right Against Exploitation (23 to 24)

4. Right to religious freedom, Articles (25 to 28)

5. Cultural and Right to Education Articles (29 to 30)

6. Right to Constitutional Remedies Articles (32 to 35)

Article-14 (Equality for miscellaneous) - It means that equal laws should be made for all in the country. Common man or government official, political party, there is a provision of law for all in any crime.

Article 15 - There shall be no discrimination on the basis of religion, race, caste or place of birth.

Article-16 Equality of opportunity in the matter of public employment:- There shall be equality of opportunity for all citizens whether any employment is related to appointment at the state level. But SC, st, OBC, backward caste have been given the provision of exemption.

Article 17 - No person can prevent Dalits from studying, going to temples and using public facilities.

Article 18 - Any title which is of national level cannot be conferred by the state. No person of the country can go abroad and get the title without the permission of the President