5 Questions
Which case established that the Parliament can amend any part of the Constitution, including the Fundamental Rights?
Shankari Prasad Case
In which case did the Supreme Court reverse its earlier stance that the Fundamental Rights can be amended?
Golaknath case
Which case raised concerns about the fundamental rights of citizens becoming a plaything of the majority party in Parliament?
Sajjan Singh case
According to the Golaknath case, what would be required to amend the Fundamental Rights?
A new Constituent Assembly
Which article of the Constitution gives the procedure to amend the Constitution but does not confer on Parliament the power?
Article 368
Test your knowledge of landmark cases that shaped the power of the Indian Parliament to amend the Constitution, including the Fundamental Rights. Learn about the Shankari Prasad Case (1951) and the Sajjan Singh Case (1965).
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