Explanation:

In India, Fundamental Rights are largely outlined in Articles 14-32 of the Indian Constitution. While some rights are exclusive to Indian citizens, several are extended to foreigners as well, including British citizens:

1. Freedom of Trade and Profession (Article 19): This is available only to Indian citizens.
2. Equality Before the Law (Article 14): This is available to all persons, including foreigners like British citizens.
3. Protection of Life and Personal Liberty (Article 21): This is available to all persons, including foreigners like British citizens.
4. Freedom of Religion (Articles 25-28): These rights are generally available to all persons, including foreigners, but with certain limitations.

So, three out of the four rights listed can be claimed by a British citizen staying in India.