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Which right guarantees the freedom to move whenever, wherever, however, one wants?
Which right guarantees the freedom to move whenever, wherever, however, one wants?
- Article 19 (g)
- Article 20
- Article 19 (e)
- Article 19 (d) (correct)
Under what grounds can Article 19 (d) be restricted?
Under what grounds can Article 19 (d) be restricted?
- Security of the country
- Maintenance of public order
- Morality and decency
- All of the above (correct)
Which right is considered a corollary of Article 19 (1) (d)?
Which right is considered a corollary of Article 19 (1) (d)?
- Article 20 (1)
- Article 20
- Article 19 (1) (g)
- Article 19 (1) (e) (correct)
What type of restrictions can states impose on the right to avocation under Article 19 (1) (g)?
What type of restrictions can states impose on the right to avocation under Article 19 (1) (g)?
Under which article does the State have protection in respect of conviction for offenses?
Under which article does the State have protection in respect of conviction for offenses?
What does Article 20 prohibit the State from enacting?
What does Article 20 prohibit the State from enacting?
What does Article 19 (1) (c) guarantee?
What does Article 19 (1) (c) guarantee?
In the CPM vs Bharat Kumar Palicha 1997 Case, what did the Supreme Court rule about 'Bandh'?
In the CPM vs Bharat Kumar Palicha 1997 Case, what did the Supreme Court rule about 'Bandh'?
What did the Supreme Court state about the legality of Hartal?
What did the Supreme Court state about the legality of Hartal?
Which groups are denied the right to form political associations according to the text?
Which groups are denied the right to form political associations according to the text?
Which fundamental right guarantees freedom of movement throughout the territory of India?
Which fundamental right guarantees freedom of movement throughout the territory of India?
According to Article 20 (1), when must an act be declared a criminal act?
According to Article 20 (1), when must an act be declared a criminal act?
What does Article 20 (2) prohibit the State from practicing?
What does Article 20 (2) prohibit the State from practicing?
In the context of Article 20 (2), why does a civil servant's dismissal based on a court conviction not amount to double jeopardy?
In the context of Article 20 (2), why does a civil servant's dismissal based on a court conviction not amount to double jeopardy?
What does Article 20 (3) prohibit the State from compelling individuals to provide?
What does Article 20 (3) prohibit the State from compelling individuals to provide?
How does Article 20 (3) help protect individuals according to the text?
How does Article 20 (3) help protect individuals according to the text?
Which principle is violated if an act is made a criminal offense after its commissioning by enacting a law with retrospective effect?
Which principle is violated if an act is made a criminal offense after its commissioning by enacting a law with retrospective effect?
