Fundamental Rights in short

Fundamental Rights in short 

“Fundamental" means basic. These rights are available for the citizen of India. This rights are fundamentally attached with the citizenship. The rights are very much required for living a normal life as a citizen.

The names of the fundamental rights can clarify why they are called fundamental rights.

In part III of the Constitution of India, Article 12 to 35 deals with fundamental rights.

Fundamental rights are asked below:

Articles 14–18 right to equality

Articles 19–22 right to freedom

Article 23–24 right against exploitation

Article 25–28 to freedom of religion

Article 29–30 cultural and educational rights

Article 32 right to constitutional remedies

This is clear from the arrangement of the articles that all those rights are fundamentally necessary for day to day life of the citizen.

Word ‘fundamental’ has been defined in the dictionary as ‘basic and important'. Fundamental means, from which everything else develops. For this fundamental rights are called fundamental because every other right has been developed from these fundamental rights.

Advocate Ranjitsinh Ghatge Kolhapur

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