The Constitution of India

Article 14, 19 & 21 – The Foundation of Fundamental Rights

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Introduction

The Constitution is the supreme law of India, ensuring justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity.

Example: Reservation Policies

Reservation policies must be reasonable and based on valid classifications.

Article 14 – Right to Equality

• Guarantees equality before the law.
• No discrimination by the State.
• Ensures fairness in government actions.

Article 19 – Right to Freedom

• Freedom of speech & expression
• Freedom to assemble peacefully
• Freedom to form associations/unions
• Freedom to move freely

Article 19 – Right to Freedom

• Freedom of speech & expression
• Freedom to assemble peacefully
• Freedom to form associations/unions
• Freedom to move freely

Article 19 – Right to Freedom

• Freedom of speech & expression
• Freedom to assemble peacefully
• Freedom to form associations/unions
• Freedom to move freely

Article 19 – Right to Freedom

• Freedom of speech & expression
• Freedom to assemble peacefully
• Freedom to form associations/unions
• Freedom to move freely

Article 19 – Right to Freedom

• Freedom of speech & expression
• Freedom to assemble peacefully
• Freedom to form associations/unions
• Freedom to move freely

Article 21 – Right to Life

Guarantees the right to life and personal liberty, protecting individuals from arbitrary actions.