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The Fundamental Rights of a citizen is considered to be in jeopardy when a) A seven year old child is made to work in leather factory for low wage b) An underprivileged person is not allowed to enter into a temple c) A foreigner is allowed to settle in India and he sets up his cultural unit in the territory of India d) A person(who is considered as an insurgent by law) is arrested to maintain public order during President visit anywhere in the territory of India
Child labor violates Article 24 of the Constitution (prohibition of child labor in factories). Denying temple entry to underprivileged persons violates Article 15(2) (prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, or sex). Foreigners settling and establishing cultural units is permitted under law with reasonable restrictions. Arresting an insurgent during a President's visit for maintaining public order falls under constitutionally valid preventive detention (Article 22).