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Fundamental Rights — Set 8

Indian Polity · मौलिक अधिकार · Questions 7180 of 120

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Which writ literally means 'we command'?

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Correct Answer: D. Mandamus

Mandamus means 'we command'. It forces a public official to do their duty. It cannot be issued against private individuals.

2

The 'Right to Internet' was declared a Fundamental Right under Article 19 in?

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Correct Answer: C. Kerala Case (Faheema Shirin)

The Kerala High Court declared this in the Faheema Shirin case. It is part of the right to education and speech. The internet is seen as a tool for knowledge.

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Which Article ensures that no person shall be prosecuted and punished for the same offense more than once?

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Correct Answer: B. Article 20(2)

Article 20(2) ensures this protection. It is known as the principle of Double Jeopardy. It applies only to judicial or quasi-judicial proceedings.

4

Who decides whether a community is a minority under Article 30?

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Correct Answer: B. Central/State Government

Governments notify minority status. It is based on population data at the state or national level. Linguistic minorities are determined state-wise.

5

Which Article deals with the suspension of Fundamental Rights during Emergency?

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Correct Answer: A. Article 358 & 359

Articles 358 and 359 deal with suspension. Article 358 suspends Article 19 automatically. Article 359 allows the President to suspend enforcement of others.

6

The 'Carry Forward Rule' in reservations is associated with?

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Correct Answer: B. Article 16(4B)

Article 16(4B) validates the carry forward rule. It allows unfilled reserved vacancies to be carried over. These do not count towards the 50% cap for that year.

7

Which Fundamental Right was described as the 'bedrock of Indian democracy'?

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Correct Answer: C. Article 21

Article 21 is often called the bedrock. It protects the most essential right to life. Courts have expanded it to include dignity and privacy.

8

Which Article empowers Parliament to determine the residence requirement for public employment?

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Correct Answer: A. Article 16(3)

Article 16(3) empowers Parliament. Only Parliament, not state legislatures, can set residence rules. This ensures uniformity in domicile requirements.

9

The writ of Certiorari is issued against?

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Correct Answer: D. Judicial/Quasi-judicial bodies

Certiorari is against judicial bodies. It corrects errors of jurisdiction or law. It cannot be issued against purely administrative bodies.

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Article 21A was inserted by the government led by which Prime Minister?

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Correct Answer: D. Atal Bihari Vajpayee

It was passed during the Vajpayee government. The 86th Amendment Act came in 2002. It was a landmark step for education.