Multiple choice

The fundamental rights granted to the citizens of India are

  1. absolute

  2. always absolute

  3. not absolute

  4. none of these
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution are subject to reasonable restrictions and are not absolute. Option C correctly states this constitutional principle. These rights can be limited in the interests of sovereignty, public order, morality, or other specified grounds, reflecting the balance between individual liberty and collective welfare.

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