FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (FRs) SET 7
1. Seats in Educational Institutions can be reserved for? Socially and Educationally backward class people
2. Minimum percentage of reservation in a educational institution is? 50%
3. Minority may be linguistic or religious
4. This is not the ground to impose restriction on Right of freedom of speech and expression --- Public nuisance
5. Which one of the following courts is responsible for the enforcement of FRs? Supreme Court
6. Which one of the following statements is correct? FRs are superior to the DPSP
7. In which case did the Supreme Court restrict the authority of Parliament to amend FRs and declared these rights to be absolute, permanent and unalterable? Golak Nath Case
8. In the famous Keshavananda Bharti V/s State of Kerala Case, the Supreme Court asserts the power of the parliament to amend the Constitution under Article 368 SUBject to? Certain implied and inherent limitation of not amending the Basic Structure of the Constitution
9. ‘Rule of Law which permeates the entire fabric of the Indian Constitution
excludes arbitrariness’. This principle is laid down in? Maneka Gandhi V/s Union Government Case
10. The protection guaranteed under Article 21 is available even to convicts in jails. The convicts are not by mere reasons of their conviction deprived of the entire FRs which they otherwise possess. This is the principle laid down in? Sunil Batra V/s Delhi Administration Case
2. Minimum percentage of reservation in a educational institution is? 50%
3. Minority may be linguistic or religious
4. This is not the ground to impose restriction on Right of freedom of speech and expression --- Public nuisance
5. Which one of the following courts is responsible for the enforcement of FRs? Supreme Court
6. Which one of the following statements is correct? FRs are superior to the DPSP
7. In which case did the Supreme Court restrict the authority of Parliament to amend FRs and declared these rights to be absolute, permanent and unalterable? Golak Nath Case
8. In the famous Keshavananda Bharti V/s State of Kerala Case, the Supreme Court asserts the power of the parliament to amend the Constitution under Article 368 SUBject to? Certain implied and inherent limitation of not amending the Basic Structure of the Constitution
9. ‘Rule of Law which permeates the entire fabric of the Indian Constitution
excludes arbitrariness’. This principle is laid down in? Maneka Gandhi V/s Union Government Case
10. The protection guaranteed under Article 21 is available even to convicts in jails. The convicts are not by mere reasons of their conviction deprived of the entire FRs which they otherwise possess. This is the principle laid down in? Sunil Batra V/s Delhi Administration Case
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