Multiple choice

The fundamental rights granted to Indian citizens by the constitution are

  1. Absolute

  2. justice able

  3. A check on the possible tyranny of the majority

  4. those rights which are considered essential for the realization of the highest good of the citizens

Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Fundamental Rights serve as a check on the 'tyranny of the majority' by protecting individual and minority rights against democratic excesses. They are not absolute (reasonable restrictions can be imposed) and their primary purpose is to safeguard individual liberty and dignity. Option C correctly captures their role as constraints on majority power.

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