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Constitutional Law Preamble and Citizenship

“The moral rights embodied in part IV are not specifically enforceable as against the state by citizen in a court of law, nevertheless they are fundamental in the governance of country” . It was held in-

Fundamental right case

Balwant Ray Vs. Union of India

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Explanation:

Fundamental right case

Therefore, the moral rights embodied in Part-IV of the Constitution are equally an essential feature of it, the only difference being that the moral rights embodied in Part-IV are not specifically enforceable as against the State by a citizen in a Court of law in case the State fails to implement its duty