FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (FRs) SET 2
1. India’s desire for civil liberties started from the struggle for independence against the? British Rule
2. India borrowed the idea of incorporating FRs in the Constitution from? USA
3. The concept of Single Citizenship is borrowed from the Constitution of? Britain
4. The concept of Dual Citizenship in the Union of India was recommended by? L. M. Singhvi Committee.
5. Under which Article of the Indian Constitution, Citizenship of a person can be determined at the commencement of the Constitution? 5
6. Which Article describes the persons voluntarily acquiring Citizenship of a foreign State not to be an Indian Citizen? 9
7. Who is authorized to lay down qualifications to acquire the Citizenship? President
8. Which of the following is a qualification to acquire Citizenship by Naturalization? A person is in service of Government of India from 12 months
9. FRs are not applicable to? Armed Forces
10. Which Article of the Constitution empowers the Parliament to enact the provisions for acquisition and termination of Citizenship? 11
2. India borrowed the idea of incorporating FRs in the Constitution from? USA
3. The concept of Single Citizenship is borrowed from the Constitution of? Britain
4. The concept of Dual Citizenship in the Union of India was recommended by? L. M. Singhvi Committee.
5. Under which Article of the Indian Constitution, Citizenship of a person can be determined at the commencement of the Constitution? 5
6. Which Article describes the persons voluntarily acquiring Citizenship of a foreign State not to be an Indian Citizen? 9
7. Who is authorized to lay down qualifications to acquire the Citizenship? President
8. Which of the following is a qualification to acquire Citizenship by Naturalization? A person is in service of Government of India from 12 months
9. FRs are not applicable to? Armed Forces
10. Which Article of the Constitution empowers the Parliament to enact the provisions for acquisition and termination of Citizenship? 11
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