Indian Polity · Chapter 10 of 36
Fundamental Rights: BPSC Prelims PYQs
18 previous-year questions on Fundamental Rights, asked 1994–2025. Each one opens to its answer and explanation.
Under which Article of the Constitution of India, Fundamental Rights have been provided to citizens?
- AArticles 112 to 115
- BArticles 12 to 35
- CArticles 222 to 235
- DNone of these
Which one of the following subjects fall within the jurisdiction of both High Court and Supreme Court?
- ADispute among States
- BDispute between Centre and State
- CProtection of fundamental rights
- DProtection from the violation of the constitution
Under which category does the right to constitutional remedies fall?
- AFundamental Rights
- BLegal right
- CConstitutional right
- DNatural right
- ENone of the above/More than one of the above
The constitution of India provides for reasonable restrictions on Fundamental Rights but reasonableness must keep in mind that:
- 1. The interest of the general public is safeguarded
- 2. Prevailing social value and also social needs are not bar
- 3. Directive principles can be bypassed
- 4. Collective good is not greater
Out of these:
- A2 and 3 are correct
- B1 and 2 are correct
- COnly 4 is correct
- DOnly 1 is correct
Which of the following writs applies against the illegal detention of a person?
- AHabeas corpus
- BMandamus
- CCertiorari
- DQuo warranto
- ENone of the above/More than one of the above
Which of the following rights conferred by the Constitution of India is also available to non-citizens?
- ARight to Constitutional Remedies
- BFreedom of Speech
- CFreedom to Move and Settle in any Part of the Country
- DFreedom to Acquire Property
A British citizen staying in India cannot claim right to?
- AFreedom of Religion
- BProtection of life and personal liberty
- CFreedom of trade and profession
- DEquality before law
Choose the fundamental rights available to Indian Citizen but not to aliens:
I. Freedom of Speech and Expression
II. Equality Before the Law
III. Right of Minorities
IV. Protection of Life and Liberty- AI and III
- BI and IV
- CII and IV
- DII and III
- ENone of the above/More than one of the above
Which one of the following is not a fundamental right?
- ARight to Constitutional Remedy
- BRight to Property
- CRight to Peaceful Assembly
- DRight to free movement all over the Country
During whose tenure was the Right to Property removed from the list of Fundamental Rights?
- AIndira Gandhi
- BCharan Singh
- CRajiv Gandhi
- DMorarji Desai
The Supreme Court has held that hoisting the National Flag atop the private buildings is a fundamental right of every citizen under:
- AArticle 14 of the Constitution
- BArticle 19(1)
- CArticle 21 of the Constitution
- DArticle 25 of the Constitution
- ENone of the above/More than one of the above
Which one of the following is a human right as well as a fundamental right under the Constitution of India?
- ARight to Information
- BRight to Work
- CRight to Education
- DRight to Housing
When was the Right to Education added through the amendment in the Constitution of India?
- A1st April, 2010
- B1st August, 2010
- C1st October, 2010
- D1st December, 2010
When was the Right to Education added to the Indian Constitution by an amendment?
- AApril 1, 2010
- BAugust 1, 2010
- COctober 1, 2010
- DDecember 1, 2010
Which of the following was added to the original list of fundamental rights?
- ARight to property
- BRight to constitutional remedies
- CRight to freedom of religion
- DRight to free and compulsory primary education
Which Article of the Constitution of India is related with Freedom of the Press.
- AArticle 19
- BArticle 20
- CArticle 21
- DArticle 22
Which one of the following constitutional remedies is also known as 'postmortem'?
- AProhibition
- BMandamus
- CCertiorari
- DQuo warranto
- ENone of the above/More than one of the above
Which of the following is given the power to enforce the Fundamental Rights by the Constitution?
- AAll Courts in India
- BThe Parliament
- CThe President
- DThe Supreme Court and High Courts
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