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Question : Which of the following rights is not granted by the Constitution of India at present as a fundamental right?

Option 1: Right to equality

Option 2: Right to freedom

Option 3: Right to property

Option 4: Right against exploitation


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Correct Answer: Right to property


Solution : The correct answer is the Right to property.

In 1978, the 44th Amendment Act removed the right to property as a fundamental right and added a new provision to the Constitution in Article 300A, making it a legal right.  There are six fundamental rights listed in the Constitution:  the right to equality, the right to freedom,  the right against exploitation,  the right to freedom of religion, cultural and educational rights, and; the right to constitutional remedies.

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