(IGP) IAS Pre: GS - Indian Polity - The Constitution of India: Fundamental Rights (MCQ - 4)
Indian Polity
Fundamental Rights (MCQ - 4)
1. The fundamental rights can be suspended by
a) Parliament
b) President
c) Supreme court
d) President in consultation with supreme court
2. Which of the following Fundamental
rights have been deleted from our constitution through an amendment
a) Right against exploitation
b) Right to freedom of religion
c) Right to property
d) Freedom of speech and expression
3. The authority to issue writs for the
enforcement of the fundamental rights rests with
a) All the courts in India
b) The Parliament
c) The Supreme court
d) The president of India
4. How can fundamental rights be
protected by a citizen
a) By approaching the supreme court who will issue writs
against the authority
b) Parliament will take note of such violations and tell the courts
c) The Executive will inform the courts
d) It is automatically protected
5. In what way can the parliament amend
the fundamental rights given in the constitution
a) Parliament can do so only after referendum
b) Parliament can do so with a special majority
c) Parliament cannot amend any
6. Right to participate in government
and equal opportunity to occupy the highest office by qualification
gives the citizens
(a) National liberty
(b) Political liberty
(c) Natural liberty
(d) Civil liberty
7. Who headed the Committee appointed
the constitution assembly to finalize the fundamental rights of
Indian citizens
a) B.R Ambedkar
b) Jawaharlal Nehru
c) Sadar Patel
d) Mahatma Gandhi
8. Who has the power to suspend the
operation of Fundamental rights
a) Parliament
b) Supreme court
c) President
d) Prime Minister
9. Who is competent to amend fundamental
rights
a) President
b) Supreme court
c) Lok Sabha
d) Parliament
10. What does the phrase equality before
the law used in Article 14 means
a) That all individuals are equal
b) That all laws are the same for everybody
c) That all individuals are equally subjected to the ordinary law of
the land
d) Law in equal circumstances should treat everybody equally.
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