Explanation:

- The Supreme Court interprets the Fundamental Rights and upholds them but does not have the authority to suspend them.

- The Prime Minister, as head of government, does not have the power to suspend Fundamental Rights.

- Parliament has the power to amend the Constitution, but the suspension of Fundamental Rights is not within its direct control.

- The President has the authority to suspend the operation of Fundamental Rights, but only during a national emergency under Article 359 of the Indian Constitution.