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What are rights in a democracy?
What are rights in a democracy?
- Not necessary for the sustenance of democracy
- Reasonable claims recognized by society and sanctioned by law (correct)
- Unreasonable claims recognized by society and sanctioned by law
- Only applicable to the majority, not minorities
Why are rights considered necessary in a democracy?
Why are rights considered necessary in a democracy?
- To limit the freedom of expression
- To protect the government machinery from citizens
- To ensure freedom from repressive laws and policies (correct)
- To oppress minorities
Which fundamental right ensures that everyone is subjected to the same laws?
Which fundamental right ensures that everyone is subjected to the same laws?
- Cultural and educational rights
- Right to freedom of religion
- Right to equality (correct)
- Right against exploitation
What does 'equality before law' mean according to the constitution?
What does 'equality before law' mean according to the constitution?
Which right protects citizens from the excesses of the government machinery?
Which right protects citizens from the excesses of the government machinery?
What is the significance of rights in a democracy according to the text?
What is the significance of rights in a democracy according to the text?