Fundamental Rights in India 2026
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11.Article 31C seeks to protect which specific rights??
Correct Answer: (A) Fundamental rights related to economic and social justice
Explanation: Article 31C protects laws made for the purpose of giving effect to the Directive Principles of State Policy.
12.What do Articles 20 and 21 specifically protect against??
Correct Answer: (B) Retroactive criminal legislation
Explanation: Article 20 protects individuals against retroactive criminal legislation.
13.Which fundamental right includes the right to form unions and associations??
Correct Answer: (A) Article 19(1)(c)
Explanation: Article 19(1)(c) provides the right to form associations and unions.
14.Which article ensures that no person is deprived of their property save by authority of law??
Correct Answer: (A) Article 31
Explanation: Article 31 ensures that no person is deprived of their property except by a law.
15.Which article provides for the right to safety and protection in the labor force??
Correct Answer: (A) Article 23
Explanation: Article 23 relates to the protection against forced labor and human trafficking.
16.Fundamental Rights can be suspended during which circumstances according to the Constitution??
Correct Answer: (A) Emergency situations only
Explanation: Fundamental Rights can be suspended during a state of emergency as provided by Article 359.
17.Under which article can the Supreme Court issue directions or orders for enforcement of fundamental rights??
Correct Answer: (A) Article 32
Explanation: Article 32 allows the Supreme Court to issue directions or orders for the enforcement of fundamental rights.
18.Which article addresses the right to education as a fundamental right??
Correct Answer: (A) Article 21A
Explanation: Article 21A provides the right to free and compulsory education for children aged 6 to 14.
19.Which articles in the Constitution can limit the exercise of Fundamental Rights??
Correct Answer: (C) Laws made by Parliament
Explanation: Fundamental Rights can be limited by laws made by Parliament to ensure public order or morality.