Which of the following is true?Question 13Answera.Fundamental Rights and Constitutional Rights are primarily enforced through legal means.b.Directive Principles of State Policy are primarily enforced through political means, not through legal means.c.Both a and bd.None of the above

Which of the following is true?Question 3Answera.Fundamental rights claims are primarily enforced against the stateb.Fundamental rights may be enforced against private citizens.c.It is the constitutional duty of legislators and the executive to implement the Directive principles.d.All of the above

tatement 1 The Directive Principles of State Policy are guidance that the Constituent Assembly has given to the future State.Statement 2 The Directive Principles of State Policy are judicially enforceable?Question 6Answera.1 is correct and 2 is incorrectb.Both 1 and 2 are incorrectc.1 is incorrect and 2 is correctd.Both 1 and 2 are correct

Which of the following is true?Question 18Answera.Fundamental rights are absolute.b.There are reasonable restrictions with regard to fundamental rights.c.Protection of life and liberty under Article 21 does not mean right to travel abroad.d.None of the above

Which of the following is true?Question 5Answera.Right to property was included in the 1950 Constitution in part 3 fundamental rights.b.In 1978, the right to property was almost entirely taken out of the Constitution.c.Right to property is no longer a fundamental constitutional right.d.All the above

The rule of law is a basic principle underlying liberal democratic societies. Which of the following statements is INCORRECT?Question 1Answera.According to the rule of law, every person is equally subject to and protected by the law.b.Decisions made by the judiciary must be consistent with the policies and objectives of the executive government.c.The law must, as far as possible, be accessible, clear, predictable, and capable of being understood.d.The rule of law promotes justice not only for the majority, but also for vulnerable and unpopular minorities.