FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS OF INDIA

              OUR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS

The Constitution of India provides a few Fundamental Rights to all the citizens of the country. According to the Constitution, every citizen has certain rights, known as the Fundamental Rights of a citizen, and the Constitution guarantees every citizen of these rights. Articles 12 to 35 contained in Part III of the Constitution deal with the Fundamental Rights. The Fundamental Rights are as follow:

·        >>Right to equality

·        >>Right to freedom

·        >>Right against exploitation

·        >>Right to freedom of religion

·        >>Cultural and educational rights

·        >>Right to constitutional remedies

·        >>Right to express our opinion

The government or any civic body cannot refuse these rights to the people. There are courts to protect our fundamental rights.