Fundamental rights are the basic
human rights that are granted by the Indian constitution to citizens.These are required for the growth
and liberty of every citizen.These rights are justiciable (If any
citizens found the violation of his fundamental rights, he/she can reach to the
court).Fundamental rights are mentioned in
part III of the Indian constitution.The state cannot make any law that violates
fundamental rights.
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT ARTICLE Right to Equality 14-18 Rights to Freedom 19-22 Right against Exploitation 23-24
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT ARTICLE Right to Equality 14-18 Rights to Freedom 19-22 Right against Exploitation 23-24