Fundamental rights are part of the Constitution and can be amended by the Parliament through the procedure laid down in Article 368. This power includes the power to amend Fundamental Rights.
The fundamental rights under Articles 12-35
Asked in WBCS Main Paper 5 2019 · Topic: Fundamental Rights (Amendment of Fundamental Rights and the Basic Structure Doctrine)
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