Consider the following statements 1 A person changing his her religion after marriage...........

Indian Polity Citizenship

Consider the following statements

1. A person changing his/her religion after marriage.

2. A person renouncing his/her Indian citizenship to acquire citizenship of some other country.

3. A group of labourers in a factory forming a Union and resorting to strikes.

4. A person demanding just compensation against acquisition of his agricultural land for a development project.

Which of the above is/are examples of exercise of Constitutional rights?

1, 2 and 3 only

1, 2 and 4 only

1 and 4 only

All of the above

A person renouncing his/her Indian citizenship to acquire citizenship of some other country is not constitutional right but it falls under Citizenship Act, 1955.
A group of laborers in a factory forming a Union and resorting to strikes is also not constitutional right. Right to form Unions is a Fundamental right under article 19 but right to strike is given under Industrial Disputes Act.
Freedom of religion (Article 25) and demanding just compensation for acquisition of agricultural land (Article 31A) are constitutional rights.