Which among the following is NOT a ‘named’ fundamental right under the Constitution of India?
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Which among the following is NOT a ‘named’ fundamental right under the Constitution of India?
- Right to Life
- Right to Speech
- Right to Privacy
- Right against Exploitation
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C - Right to Privacy
Privacy is not named anywhere in Part III. It was recognised as a fundamental right by interpretation of Article 21 in K.S. Puttaswamy (2017). Life (Art 21), speech (Art 19) and the right against exploitation (Arts 23-24) are expressly named.
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