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What danger may arise if Fundamental Rights are treated as completely unlimited?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Others’ safety and public order may be harmed

Answer: A. Fundamental Rights are essential, but they are not a licence to harm other people. In a democracy, one person’s freedom must be balanced with the safety, dignity and freedom of others. For example, freedom of speech cannot normally justify threats, violence or serious disruption of public order. The Constitution therefore permits reasonable restrictions in certain situations, subject to law and judicial review. B is wrong because reasonable limits do not end civil liberty; they protect liberty for everyone. C is wrong because courts do not close when rights are limited. D is wrong because equality does not automatically disappear. Memory cue: rights are powerful protections, not unlimited permission.

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Fundamental RightsReasonable RestrictionsPublic OrderFundamental Rights In The Indian ConstitutionDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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