Fundamental Rights guaranteed under Part III of the Indian Constitution are generally available to all persons, including citizens and non-citizens, unless they are specifically restricted to citizens. However, rights like freedom of speech and expression (Article 19) are exclusively available to citizens of India.
A citizen of Canada residing in India cannot claim the right to:
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