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Which among the following articles restricts the exploitation of land and protects the interests of Scheduled Tribes?

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Article 16(4)

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Article 332

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Article 19(5)

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Article 25

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Solution

The correct option is C Article 19(5)
Article 19(5) protects the Scheduled Tribes’ interest. The state governors can impose restrictions in the interest of Scheduled Tribes. It can restrict the movement and settlement of people in a region belonging to tribal communities.

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