SSC CGL Polity – Fundamental Rights – Level 3 · Challenge
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Answer: Balaji Raghavan case (1995). Balaji Raghavan, 1995.
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SSC CGL Polity – Fundamental Rights – Level 3 · Challenge – 8 questions, subject: Indian Polity & Governance. Every question has the correct answer with a one-line explanation; tap "Show Answer". Free practice for TNPSC, UPSC, SSC, Bank and RRB exams – Shanmugam IAS Academy, Coimbatore.
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1.
Chronological orderArrange these cases in chronological order:
1. Golaknath
2. Maneka Gandhi
3. Kesavananda Bharati
4. Indra Sawhney
1. Golaknath
2. Maneka Gandhi
3. Kesavananda Bharati
4. Indra Sawhney
Correct Answer: D [1 – 3 – 2 – 4]
Explanation:
Answer: 1 – 3 – 2 – 4. 1967 → 1973 → 1978 → 1992.
2.
Match the followingMatch the clause with the amendment that inserted it:
P. Art 15(4) Q. Art 15(5) R. Art 21A S. Art 16(6)
1. 93rd Amendment 2. 103rd Amendment 3. 86th Amendment 4. 1st Amendment
P. Art 15(4) Q. Art 15(5) R. Art 21A S. Art 16(6)
1. 93rd Amendment 2. 103rd Amendment 3. 86th Amendment 4. 1st Amendment
Correct Answer: B [P-4, Q-1, R-3, S-2]
Explanation:
15(4) 1951; 15(5) 2005; 21A 2002; 16(6) 2019.
3.
Statement-basedWhich of the following statements is/are correct?
I. Art 32 is itself a Fundamental Right.
II. A High Court under Art 226 can issue writs only for Fundamental Rights.
I. Art 32 is itself a Fundamental Right.
II. A High Court under Art 226 can issue writs only for Fundamental Rights.
Correct Answer: B [Only I]
Explanation:
Art 226 covers 'any other purpose' too.
4.
True/False drillHow many of these protect a person even against private individuals?
I. Art 17 (untouchability)
II. Art 23 (forced labour)
III. Art 24 (child labour)
IV. Art 19 (six freedoms)
I. Art 17 (untouchability)
II. Art 23 (forced labour)
III. Art 24 (child labour)
IV. Art 19 (six freedoms)
Correct Answer: C [Only three]
Explanation:
17, 23, 24 bind private persons; Art 19 is a claim against the State.
5.
Art 358 (suspension of Art 19) operates automatically only when the national emergency is declared on the ground of:
Correct Answer: A [War or external aggression]
Explanation:
44th Amendment: not on armed rebellion.
6.
Which Article allows Parliament to restrict Fundamental Rights of members of the armed forces?
Correct Answer: D [Art 33]
Explanation:
Answer: Art 33. Art 33.
7.
Under Art 20(3), an accused person cannot be:
Correct Answer: A [Compelled to be a witness against himself]
Explanation:
Answer: Compelled to be a witness against himself. No self-incrimination.
8.
National awards such as the Bharat Ratna are NOT 'titles' under Art 18. This was held in:
Correct Answer: D [Balaji Raghavan case (1995)]
Explanation:
Answer: Balaji Raghavan case (1995). Balaji Raghavan, 1995.
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