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Which statement correctly describes the present status of the Right to Property?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: It is not a Fundamental Right but a legal right

Correct answer: D. The Right to Property is no longer included among the Fundamental Rights. After the constitutional change made by the Forty-fourth Amendment, property protection is recognised under Article 300A: a person cannot be deprived of property except by authority of law. This makes it a constitutional legal right, but not a Fundamental Right in the present classification. Option A describes the earlier position and is therefore outdated. Option B is wrong because property is not specifically a religious right. Option C is wrong because it is not listed as a Fundamental Duty. Do not conclude that property can be taken without rules; the current protection still requires legal authority. Memory cue: property is protected by law and the Constitution, but it is not presently a Fundamental Right.

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Right To PropertyLegal RightArticle 300AConstitutional AmendmentFundamental Rights In The Indian ConstitutionDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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