BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT PROVIDE THE POLITICAL DEMOCRACY IN THE INDIA.
THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT ARE PROVIDED IN THE PART III OF THE CONSTITUTION.
IN THE CONSTITUTION,ARTICLE 12-ARTICLE 35 ARE THE ARTICLES THAT ARE PROVIDED FOR THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS.
 INITIALLY,THERE WERE 7 FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS IN THE CONSITUTION.
WHICH ARE:
RIGHT TO EQUALITY ARTICLE 14-18
RIGHT TO FREEDOM ARTICLE 19-22
RIGHT TO EXPLOITATION ARTCLE 22-24
RIGHT TO RELIGION ARTICLE 25-28
RIGHT TO EDUCATION ARTICLE 29-30
RIGHT TO PROPERTY ARTICLE 32
RIGHT TO CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. ARTICLE 32

BUT LATER RIGHT TO PROPERTY WAS REMOVED FROM THE CONSTITUTION AND IT WAS MADE A LAW BY ARTICLE 300 A PART XII.