Multiple choice

Reasonable restrictions on Fundamental Rights can be imposed by

  1. the Supreme Court

  2. the Parliament

  3. the President

  4. none of these
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The Parliament has the authority to impose reasonable restrictions on Fundamental Rights under various clauses of Article 19. These restrictions must be reasonable and relate to public order, decency, morality, sovereignty, or security. The Supreme Court can review if restrictions are reasonable, but only Parliament can impose them through legislation. The President has no such power.

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