Question : Which of the following was originally a fundamental right, but in 1978 was made a legal right as per Article 300A?
Option 1: Right against exploitation
Option 2: Right to property
Option 3: Right to education
Option 4: Right to freedom of religion
Correct Answer: Right to property
Solution : The correct answer is the Right to property.
The right to property was deleted from the list of fundamental rights by the 44th Amendment Act of 1978. It is made a legal right under Article 300A instead of a fundamental right by the act. Earlier, there were seven fundamental rights, but now there are only six, and the right to property was removed from that list.
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Question : Which of the following rights was deleted from the list of fundamental rights by the 44th Constitutional Amendment Act?
Option 1: Right to freedom of religion
Option 3: Right to freedom
Option 4: Right to equality
Question : Which of the following is not a fundamental right of Indian citizens?
Option 1: Right to property
Option 2: Right to constitutional remedies
Option 3: Right to form association
Option 4: Freedom of movement
Question : Which of the following fundamental rights is given in Article 21?
Option 2: Right to equality
Option 3: Right to speech
Option 4: Right to life
Question : Which of the following is not true about the Right to Freedom of Religion in India?
Option 1: A person may choose any religion or may choose not to follow any religion.
Option 2: Everyone is free to choose a religion and practice that religion.
Option 3: Freedom to profess, follow, and propagate any religion.
Option 4: Freedom for forcible conversions.
Question : Which of the following rights forbids employment of children below the age of 14 years in dangerous jobs?
Option 1: Right to Equality
Option 2: Right to Constitutional Remedies
Option 3: Right against Exploitation
Option 4: Right to Freedom
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