Multiple choice

The DPSPs are

  1. justiciable & fundamental in governance

  2. non-justiciable but fundamental in governance

  3. justiciable but not fundamental in governance

  4. neither justiciable nor fundamental in goovernance
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The Directive Principles are non-justiciable, which means that we can not go to the court if these rights are infringed or violated. But, the DPSPs are fundamental in governance as they are the aims that the government needs to achieve.

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