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What does Article 21 of the Indian Constitution deal with?
Right to property
Fundamental duties
Right to life
National emergency
- Right to Property (Option 1): This is no longer a fundamental right. It was initially Article 31, but was moved to a legal right under Article 300A by the 44th Amendment.
- Fundamental Duties (Option 2): These are listed in Article 51A. They are moral obligations for all citizens to help promote the spirit of patriotism.
- Right to Life (Option 3): Article 21 ensures the right to life and personal liberty. It is one of the most important fundamental rights, requiring fair and just legal procedures.
- National Emergency (Option 4): This is covered under Article 352, which outlines the conditions for declaring an emergency.
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