Fundamental Rights – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. 121. Which of the following writs means 'we command'?

   • A. Habeas Corpus
   • B. Mandamus
   • C. Certiorari
   • D. Quo Warranto

2. 122. Which of the following writs means 'to be certified' or 'to be informed'?

   • A. Habeas Corpus
   • B. Mandamus
   • C. Certiorari
   • D. Prohibition

3. 123. Which of the following writs means 'to forbid'?

   • A. Habeas Corpus
   • B. Mandamus
   • C. Certiorari
   • D. Prohibition

4. 124. Which of the following writs means 'by what authority' or 'warrant'?

   • A. Habeas Corpus
   • B. Mandamus
   • C. Certiorari
   • D. Quo Warranto

5. 125. Article 33 of the Indian Constitution empowers the Parliament to:

   • A. Impose restrictions on Fundamental Rights in certain cases
   • B. Amend the Preamble
   • C. Enact laws on Directive Principles
   • D. Declare a state of emergency

6. 126. Article 34 of the Indian Constitution deals with:

   • A. Restrictions on Fundamental Rights while martial law is in force
   • B. Fundamental Duties
   • C. Directive Principles of State Policy
   • D. Emergency Provisions

7. 127. Article 35 of the Indian Constitution empowers the Parliament to:

   • A. Amend Fundamental Rights
   • B. Enact laws to give effect to certain Fundamental Rights
   • C. Interpret the Constitution
   • D. Declare any law unconstitutional

8. 128. Fundamental Rights are:

   • A. Absolute
   • B. Justiciable
   • C. Non-justiciable
   • D. Inviolable

9. 129. Who can suspend the Fundamental Rights during a National Emergency?

   • A. The President of India
   • B. The Parliament of India
   • C. The Supreme Court of India
   • D. The Prime Minister of India

10. 130. Which Fundamental Rights cannot be suspended even during a National Emergency?

    • A. Article 19
    • B. Articles 20 and 21
    • C. Article 32
    • D. All Fundamental Rights

11. 131. The concept of Fundamental Rights is borrowed from the Constitution of:

    • A. USA
    • B. UK
    • C. Canada
    • D. Ireland

12. 132. Reasonable restrictions can be imposed on Fundamental Rights by:

    • A. The President
    • B. The Parliament
    • C. The Judiciary
    • D. The Executive