Q6) Consider the following statements.

1. Directive principles are justiciable in nature.
2. Indian constitution does not make the enjoyment of rights dependent on conditional upon fulfillment of duties
3. Right to property is a fundamental right.
4. Judicial interpretation has increased the scope of fundamental rights in many respects.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?

a) 4only.

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b) 2,4 only.

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c) 1,2,4, only.

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d) 2,3,4only.

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The correct option is B b) 2,4 only.

Ans: B
DPSPs are non justiciable in nature.
44^th amendment act removed right to property as a fundamental right by repealing article 19(1)(f) and article 31 from part III of the constitution At present its only a legal right.

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The correct option is B b) 2,4 only. Ans: B DPSPs are non justiciable in nature. 44th amendment act removed right to property as a fundamental right by repealing article 19(1)(f) and article 31 from part III of the constitution At present its only a legal right.

The correct option is B b) 2,4 only.

Ans: B
DPSPs are non justiciable in nature.
44^th amendment act removed right to property as a fundamental right by repealing article 19(1)(f) and article 31 from part III of the constitution At present its only a legal right.