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Indian Polity · Fundamental Rights

3 branches24 nodes18 PYQs

Fundamental Rights

Articles 12–35 of the Indian Constitution — justiciable rights against the State

📊 Right to Equality

high priority

📌 Article 14 — Rule of Law

Equality before law + equal protection of laws
Inspired by UK's Rule of Law (Dicey) and US equal protection clause
Applies to citizens AND non-citizens (including corporations)
Reasonable classification test: intelligible differentia + rational nexus

💡 Value Adds

judgment (1978) · Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India (1978) — linked Art. 14 with Art. 21, established procedure must be fair, just and reasonable

pyqTrend · PYQ 2022 Mains GS-II: 'Discuss the expanding scope of Article 21'

⚠️ Exceptions

⚬ State can classify for valid policy reasons if classification is reasonable

🚫 Statement Traps

❌ Article 14 applies only to citizens of India

🔗 Interlinkages

↗ Article 21 — Right to Life — Procedural safeguards under Art. 14 reinforce Art. 21 protections
↗ Directive Principles — Art. 14 must be harmonized with DPSP under Art. 38 (social order)

📌 Article 15–16 — Non-Discrimination

Art. 15: No discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex, place of birth
Art. 16: Equal opportunity in public employment — OBC reservations permitted
Exception: Special provision for women and children (Art. 15(3))
Mandal Commission — OBC reservation upheld in Indra Sawhney (1992)

💡 Value Adds

judgment (1992) · Indra Sawhney v. Union of India (1992) — 50% ceiling on reservations; exclusion of creamy layer

⚠️ Exceptions

⚬ EWS (103rd Amendment): 10% reservation for economically weaker sections

🔗 Interlinkages

↗ Reservation Policy
↗ Scheduled Castes & Tribes Act

🧠 Right to Freedom

high priority🔥 Current Affairs

📌 Article 19 — Six Freedoms

Free speech & expression | Assembly | Association | Movement | Residence | Profession
All six freedoms available only to CITIZENS (not foreigners or corporations)
Reasonable restrictions under Art. 19(2) to 19(6): sovereignty, security, morality, contempt, defamation
Press freedom is included under free speech (no separate provision unlike USA)

💡 Value Adds

judgment (1950) · Romesh Thapar v. State of Madras (1950) — geographic restrictions on press violate Art. 19(1)(a)

pyqTrend · PYQ 2021 Prelims: Difference between reasonable restriction under Art.19(2) vs Art. 14's reasonableness test

⚠️ Exceptions

⚬ AFSPA, UAPA — imposes restrictions on movement and assembly in disturbed areas

🚫 Statement Traps

❌ Freedom of press is explicitly guaranteed under Art. 19(1)(a)

🔗 Interlinkages

↗ Article 21 — Right to Life — Right to livelihood (Art. 21) links with right to profession (Art. 19(1)(g))

📌 Article 21 — Right to Life

No person shall be deprived of life/personal liberty except by procedure established by law
Expanded scope post-Maneka Gandhi: procedure must be fair, just, reasonable
Includes right to livelihood, health, education, free legal aid, privacy

💡 Value Adds

judgment (2017) · K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India (2017) — Right to privacy is a fundamental right under Art. 21

⚠️ Exceptions

⚬ Capital punishment as a last resort for rarest of rare crimes

🔗 Interlinkages

↗ Right to Education (Art. 21A)
↗ Right to Health under Art. 21

🏛️ Right to Constitutional Remedies

high priority

📌 Article 32 — Heart & Soul of Constitution

Ambedkar called Art. 32 the 'heart and soul of the Constitution'
Supreme Court can issue 5 writs: Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Quo Warranto, Certiorari
Art. 32 is itself a Fundamental Right — cannot be suspended except during National Emergency
Art. 226 (HC) has WIDER writ jurisdiction — can issue writs for any purpose, not just FR violations

💡 Value Adds

article · Art. 32(4) explicitly prevents Parliament from suspending the right to move SC during emergency

pyqTrend · PYQ 2020 Mains: 'Compare jurisdiction of HC under Art. 226 vs SC under Art. 32'

🚫 Statement Traps

❌ High Courts have more restricted writ jurisdiction than Supreme Court

🔗 Interlinkages

↗ Public Interest Litigation (PIL) — PIL expands Art. 32 access to citizens without locus standi

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