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Which of the following is not a feature of Fundamental Rights in India?

A
They are enumerated in PartIII of our constitution
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They are absolute in nature
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Some of them are positive and some are negative in nature
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They are Judiciable in the Court of law
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The correct option is B They are absolute in nature
They are not the absolute in nature. They are subject to reasonable restrictions. They strike a balance between individual liberty and social Security. But the reasonable restrictions are subject to Judicial review.

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