What is the main aim of Fundamental Rights?
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Correct answer: To protect citizens' freedom and equality
Fundamental Rights protect essential freedoms, equality and dignity against arbitrary state action and other forms of discrimination. They also allow citizens to approach courts for enforcement when these rights are violated. Tax collection, stopping trade or recruiting soldiers are not the central purpose of Fundamental Rights. Therefore option A correctly identifies their protective democratic function.
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To protect citizens' freedom and equality
Why is this the correct answer?
Fundamental Rights protect essential freedoms, equality and dignity against arbitrary state action and other forms of discrimination. They also allow citizens to approach courts for enforcement when these rights are violated. Tax collection, stopping trade or recruiting soldiers are not the central purpose of Fundamental Rights. Therefore option A correctly identifies their protective democratic function.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Political Science question. Chapter: Part 1: Indian Constitution at Work. Topic: Rights in the Indian Constitution.
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