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IJSREM48143
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May 2025
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Basic rights are the source of fundamental liberties that constitute the pillars of democratic governance. In India, they are enshrined in Part III of the Constitution and are seen as necessary for integral development of individuals. They safeguard people from capricious action on the part of the state, guarantee the rule of law, and promote democratic engagement. For example, Article 14 enforces equality before law, Article 19 ensures freedom of expression, and Article 21 protects the right to life and personal liberty.
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5/17/2025
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