Explanation:

- The Parliament has the power to impose reasonable restrictions on Fundamental Rights, but only through enacting laws within the limits set by the Constitution (for example, Articles 19(2) to 19(6)).

- The Supreme Court does not impose restrictions itself. It interprets whether restrictions imposed by Parliament are reasonable and constitutional, and can strike them down if they are not.

- The President of India does not have the power to impose restrictions directly on Fundamental Rights.

- None of these is incorrect because Parliament does have this power.

Correct Answer: Option 2, Parliament