NEW DELHI, July 13 -- Part III of the Indian Constitution guarantees to every citizen fundamental rights. These rights are essential for intellectual moral and spiritual development of citizens. They are: (1)Right to equality (Articles 14-18),(2) Right to Freedom (Articles 19-22, (3) Right against exploitation (Articles 23-24), (4)Right to Freedom of Religion (Articles 25-28), (5)Cultural and Educational Rights (Articles 29,30),(6)Right to Constitutional remedies (Articles 32-35).
We learn, Fundamental Rights are not absolute but they can be restricted. In A.K.Gopalan v.State of Madras the Supreme Court held that there cannot be any such thing as absolute and uncontrolled liberty. These rights are restricted mainly in the interest of sover...