Which of the following is an important feature of Fundamental rights?

The correct answer is It is protected by Constitution.

Key Points

• Fundamental rights are a crucial part of the Indian Constitution.
• These rights are enshrined in Part III of the Constitution of India.
• The protection of these rights is ensured by the Supreme Court and High Courts through the power of judicial review.
• Fundamental rights are designed to guarantee civil liberties to all the citizens of India.
• These rights help in ensuring the protection and preservation of human dignity, equality, and freedom.
• Key articles that protect these rights include Article 32 and Article 226.

 Additional Information

• It is Unjustifiable in nature
  • Unjustifiable means not enforceable by law, which is not true for fundamental rights as they are enforceable.
  • Fundamental rights are justiciable, meaning they are subject to trial in a court of law.
• Government cannot put restrictions on these rights on whatever condition
  • The government can impose reasonable restrictions on fundamental rights under specific circumstances such as in the interest of sovereignty, security, and public order.
  • These restrictions are mentioned in various constitutional articles such as Article 19.
• Key head positions are exceptions to these rights
  • There are no specific exemptions for key head positions with respect to fundamental rights, but certain rights may have limitations for specific offices or individuals.
  • For example, Article 33 allows Parliament to modify the rights of armed forces personnel.