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How does the presence of Fundamental Rights in the Constitution change the relation between government and citizen?

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Correct answer: Government cannot have unlimited control over citizens' freedom

Correct answer: A. Fundamental Rights make the government accountable to the Constitution. They protect important freedoms and equal treatment, so the government cannot use its power in an unlimited or arbitrary way. These rights do not mean that citizens may ignore every law; reasonable laws can regulate conduct for public order and other constitutional purposes. Option A is correct because it describes the constitutional limit on government power. Option B is wrong because citizens must obey valid laws. Option C is wrong because the government is subject to constitutional review by courts. Option D is wrong because citizens have protected freedoms and are not merely passive order-followers. Memory cue: rights are safeguards against arbitrary power, not permission to break all laws.

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Fundamental RightsGovernment PowerConstitutional LimitsThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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