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1. Which article abolishes ·Un-touchability'? (a) U.S.A. (b) Ireland (c) Canada (d) Britain
(a) Art. 27 (b) Art. 17 (c) Art. 7 (d) None of these
14.The directive principles arc given effect through :
2. Which article provides for "Abolition of Titles"? (a) by the Constitution itself
(a) Art. 27 (b) Art. 18 (c) Art. 7 (d) None of these (b) by the orders of the exec utive
(c) by laws passed by the government
3. The Fundamental Right of Equality before law and equal (d) by the judiciary
protection under law is provided in
(a) Article 15 (b) Article 14 15. Government is bound to give free and compulsory
(c) Article 13 (d) Article 16 education to children upto which age?
(a) 14 years (b) 15 years (c) 16 years (d) 17 years
4. Special provisions for the Advancement of any socially
and educationally backward classes of citizens or for the 16. Right to equality in India is a
Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes are provided in (a) Fundamental Right (b) Legal Right
(a) Article 15 (b) Article 14 (c) Natural Right (d) Human Right
(c) Article 17 (d) Article I8
17. Which of the following is not a Fundamental right ?
5. Article 19 guarantees to every citizen of India (a) Right to life
(a) Freedom of belief and expression (b) Right to freedom of religion
(b) Freedom of speech and expression (c) Cultural and educational right
(c) Freedom of speech and thought (d) Freedom to acquire, hold and dispose off property
ll (d) Freedom of worship and faith
18. Right to vote is
6. Article 21 of the Constitution of India provides that no (a) Fundamental Right (b) Fundamental Duty
person shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty (c) Directive Principle (d) Constitutional Right
except
(a) By procedure established by statute 19. Which article makes Directive Principles not
(b) According to the procedure established by law enforceable?
(c) According to the procedure of natural justice (a) Art. 37 (b) Art. 39 (c) Art. 40 (d) Art. 41
(d) by due process of law
20. Can Parliament amend any of the fundamental rights?
nd
7. Fundamental duties were added by the 42 Amendment (a) No
ia 1976. Fundamental duties are mentioned under article (b) Parliament can delete all fundament rights
(a)5I (b)5I-A (c)52 (d)None (c) Parliament can amend some fundamental rights
(d) Only President can do it
8. How many Fundamental Duties have been enumerated in
the Constitution? 21. Which part of the constitution elaborated the concept of
(a)8 (b)I0 (c)9 (d)II a welfare State?
(a) Preamble (b) Directive Principles
9. Which of the following Articles states that no person (c) Gandhian Principles (d) Fundamental Rights
shall be deprived of his life or personal liberty except
iJ according to procedure established by law? 22. Which of the following writs may be issued to enforce a
Fundamental Right?
(a) Article 21 (b) Article 22 (c) Article 20 (d) None of
these (a) Habeas Corpus (b) Mandamus
(c) Prohibition (d) Certiorari
I0. How many freedoms are enumerated under Article 19
(a) Six (b) Five (c) Ten (d) Eleven 23. The Fundamental rights granted to the Indian citizens
(a) cannot be suspended
11 . The six freedoms have been guaranteed to the Indian (b) can be suspended
citizens (c) can never be suspended under any circumstances
(a) Under Article 20 (b) Under Article 21 (d) none of the above
(c) Under Article 19 (d) Under Article 18
24. Right to work is a
12. Which case is popularly known as Fundamental Rights (a) Fundamental Right
case? (b) Directive Principles of State Policy
(a) Gopal Nath Vs. State of Punjab (c) Right to freedom of reli gion
(b) Gurdas Singh Vs. State ofRajasthan (d) none of the above
(c) Ram Prasad Vs. Union of India
(d) Kesavananda Bharati Vs. State ofKerala 25. Who can impose reasonable restrictions on the
Fundamental Rights?
13. Fundamental rights in the Lndian Constitution takes (a) Supreme Court (b) Parliament
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(c) President on the advice of the Council of Ministers 38. The difference between fundamental rights and the
(d) None of the above Directive Principles of State Policy is that the
(a) Directive Principles o_f State Policy are justiciable
26. Who tests the restrictions placed on Fundamental whereas the Fundamental Rights are non-justiciabl
Rights? (b)Fundamental rights are justiciable whereas the eD. - .
. . 1rect1ve
(a) Parliaments (b) President Principles of State Policy are non-Justiciable
(c) Courts (d) Prime Minister (c)Both the Fundamental Rights and the Directive
Principles of State Policy are justiciable
27. Which of the following Rights is not clearly included in (d) None of the above
the Right to Freedom?
(a) Right to freedom of Speech and expression. 39. Who is competent to amend Fundamental Rights?
(b) Ri ght to assemble peacefully and without arms (a)President (b)Supreme Court
(c) Right to freedom of press (c) Lok Sabha (d) Parliament
(d) Right to form association and or unions.
40. Fundamental rights are binding
28. Right to freedom of press is implied in (a) One Central government only
(a)Art.19(1)(a) (b)Art.20 (c)Art.21 (d)Art.22 (b) On provincial government only
(c) On local government only
29. Fundamental Rights are enshrined in the Constitution of (d) On all central, provincial and local government
India in - - - : - - -
(a) Part I (b) Part Ill (c) Part IV (d) Part V 41. Right to property under the constitution is
(a) Legal Right (b) a constitutional Right
30. Fundamental Duties are enshrined in the Constitution of (c) A fundamental Right (d) Neither
India in - - - -
(a) Part I (b) Part Ill (c) Part IV-A (d) Part V 42. Right to strike is
(a) A moral right (b) Not a fundamental Right
31. The Sikhs in India are permitted to carry Kirpan under? (c) Fundamental Right (d) None of the above
(a) Right of freedom (b) Right to freedom of religion
(c) Right to life and liberty (d) None of the above. 43 . Right to Freedom does not include
(a) Freedom to criticize judiciary
32. Which Fundamental Right of the Indian Constitution (b) Freedom of conscience
prohibits traffic in human beings? (c) Freedom of speech of expression
(a) Right to equality (b) Right against exploitation (d) Protection of life and liberty.
(c) Right to freedom (d) None of the above
44. Which one of the following is not a right of Indian
33. Regarding Equality before law, the Indian Constitution Citizens?
makes exceptions in the case of (a) Right to work (b) Right against exploitation
(a) The President or a Governor (c) Right to Property (d) Right to Constitutional remedies.
(b) Foreign, Sovereigns, Ambassadors only
(c) The President 45 . Which of the following is described as the "The Heart
(d) Speaker, Deputy Speaker only and soul of Indian Constitution?"
(a) Right to freedom (b) Right to freedom of expression
34. "Every person who is arrested and detained in custody (c) Right to equalit (d) Right to constitutional remedi es
shall be produced before the nearest magistrate within a
period of twenty four hours of such arrest." This Right is 46. Our constitution grants_ _ _ fundamental rights to
given under Article the citizens
(a) 25 (b) 24 (c) 23 (d) 22 (a) Ten (b) Six (c) Eight (d) Eleven

3 5. Contempt of court places a restriction on 47. Fundamental Rights are

(a) right to freedom (b) right to equality (a) Those basic conditions of social lifo without which n
(c) Right against exp loitation (d) none of these citizen cannot be at his best se lf
(b) The rights of the army (c) The right s of the police
36. Fundamental duties are (d) All of the above
(a) notjusticeable (b)j usticeable
(c) notjusti ceable but fundamental in the governance of the 48. From which Co nstitution or th e world ha v~ 1w
country borrowed the co ncept o r Fundamental Ri ght s?
(d) are superior to fundamental right (a) U.K. (b) Ca nada (c) Ru ss ia (d) U.S.A.

37. The Fundamental Rights can suspended by 49. Fundamental rights are
(a) President (b} Vice Presiden t (n) not jus1icc11b le (b) justi ccnb lc
(c) Prime Minister (d) None (c) not just iccable but fundam enta l in the governa nce of the
co untry
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.... . 6 I. Which of the following is included in the definition of

' law' as provided in Article 13;
50. Justiciable means th t •.
of a a citizen can seek the assistance (a) Bye-Law
(b) Custom having the force of law
(a~ MiniS try of Law for the enforcement of his Fundamental (c) Usage having the force of law
Rights (d) All of the above
(b) Cou~ for enfor_cement of his Fundamental Rights
(c) President of India to enforce his Fundamental Rights 62. Which of the following Articles of the Constitution
(d) None of the above define ' State'?
(a) Article 11 (b) Article 12 (c) Article 13 (d) Article IO
51.The Fundamental Rights granted to the Indian citizens
are 63 . The provisions of Art 22 (I) and 22 (2) does not extend
(a) Absolute (b) Always absolute to
(c) Not absolute (d) none of these (a) Enemy aliens
(b) Persons arrested under preventive detention
52. The Fundamental Rights granted by the constitution of (c) Both (d) None of the above
India are not enforceable through Article 32 against.
(a) Central Government (b) State Government 64. No person shall be convicted of any offence except for
(c) District Boards (d) Private Individuals violation of a law in force at the time of the commission of
the act charged as an offence, nor be subjected to a penalty
53. The "Directive Principles of State Policy" under the greater than that which might have been inflicted under the
Constitution of India aim at creating a law in force at the time of the commission of the offence
(a) Secular Society (b) Casteless Society (a) Ex-post facto law (b) Doctrine of Double jeopardy
(c) Welfare State (d) Industrial State (c) Doctrine of self incrimination (d) None

54. Right to Education is 65. No person shall be prosecuted and punished for the
(a) Directive Principle (b) Fundamental duty same offence more than once.
(c) Fundamental right (d) None of these (a) Ex-post facto law
(b) Doctrine of Double jeopardy
55 . Fundamental Right to Education is contained in (c) Doctrine of self incrimination (d) None
(a) Article 29 (b) Article 41
(c) Article 45 (d) Article 21-A 66.No person accused of any offence shall be compelled to
be a witness against himself .
56. Which Constitutional Amendment makes education a (a) Ex-post facto law (b) Doctrine of Double jeopardy
Fundamental Right for all children between 6 and I4 years? (c) Doctrine of self incrimination (d) None
th
(a) 93 rd (b) 73 rd (c) 63 rd (d) 86
67. Art. 22(2) states that every person who is arrested and
th
57. 86 Amendment, 2002 inserted- detained in custody shall be produced before the nearest
(a) Right to Education under Article 21 A magistrate within a period of 24 hours of such arrest. This
(b) Fundamental Duty under Article 51 K period of 24 hrs
(c) Directive Principle under Article 45 (a) includes the time necessary for the journey from the
(d) All of the above place of arrest to the court of magistrate
(b) excludes the time necessary for the journey from the
58. Fundamental Right to Education is enforced from place of arrest to the court of magistrate
(a) I " April, 2011
st
(b) 1 April, 2010 (c) time is immaterial
st
(c) ! April, 2012 st
(d) 1 April, 2013 (d) None of the above

59. Art 21-A of the Indian constitution deals with 68. What is meant by 'office of profit'?
(a)Right to Freedom (a) It is that office the holder of which draws pecuniary
(b )Right against Exploitation benefits from the govt.
(c)Cultural and Educational Rights (b) Office which is meant only for profit making
(d)Right to Education (c) Office which means any financial involvement
(d) All of the above
60. Article 32 empowers Supreme Court and Article 226
empowers High Court to issue orders, directions and writs 69. Article 25 of Constitution of India guarantee freedom of
for the enforcement of the fundamental rights. This right is religion, but it is subject to:
known as (a) Public order, morality, health and 01her fimdamen ta l
(a) Right to protect rights rights
(b) Right to enforce the right s (b) Public order, morality health
(c) Right to constitutional remedies (c) Public order, morality, hea lth and sovereignly and
(d)None integrity of India.
(d) Public order, moralily and secularism
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84 . Which of the following articles does not confer .

70. Which is not a specific ground on which the State can on every person? r1 ~h1
place restrictions on freedom of religion: (a) Article 14 (b) Article 19 (c) Article 21 (d) Article32_
(a) Public order (b) Morality
(c) Social justice (d) Health 85. Right to freedom of religion has been granted Articles
(a) 25 to 27 (b) 29 to JI (c) 25 to 28 (d) 25 and 26
71 . The Prime Minister who could not face Parliament
(a) Charan Singh (b) V.P.Singh 86. Cultural and Educational Rights are detailed in articles
(c) Chandra Shekhar (d) 1.K.Gujral (a) 31 and 32 (b) 30 and 31 (c) 29 and 30 (d) 33 and 34

72. The lndian system of government is based on the 87. Which article of the constitution mentions the Union
pattern obtaining in
list, state list, concurrent list?
(a) Gennany (b) USA (c) Britain (d) Japan (a) Seventh Schedule (b) Eighth Schedule
(c) Article 245 (d) Article 246
73. The right to property is secured as a Constitutional
Right under Article
88.The three lists namely, Union List, State List and
(a) 300-A (b) 300 (c) 299 (d) 298
Concurrent List are contained in
(a) First Schedule (b) Sixth Schedule
74. Right to Property was originally granted under Article
(a)27 (b)28 (c)29 (d)31 (c) Seventh Schedule (d) Eighth Schedule

75. The
nd
right toJ'roperty has been amended by
(a) 42 (b) 44 (c) 29 th (d) 25 th

76. The Right to Property in Article 300 A is mentioned in

(a) Part IV A (b) Part XII (c) Part Ill (d) Part V
89. After amendments Union List contains
(a) 66 items (b) 47 items (c) 96 items (d) 100 items

90.After amendments State List contains

(a) 61 items (b) 47 items (c) 96 items (d) 97 items
•
91 . After amendments Concurrent List contains
77. Right to Property is made constitutional right during the
tenure of the government headed by (a) 66 items (b) 52 items (c) 96 items (d) 97 items
(a) Ch. Charan Singh (b) Morarji Desai
92. The Parliament of India is known as-
(c) Smt. Indira Gandhi (d) Rajiv Gandhi
(a) Rajya Sabha, Lok Sabha (b) Council
(c) Sansad (d) Upper House.
78. The Right to Constitutional Remedies is mentioned in
article
(a)30 (b)31 (c)32 (d)35 93. According to India, Universal Adult franchi se means
right to vote by any person who have attained the age of
(a) 20 years (b) 21 years
79. Which one of the following rights was described as the (c) 18 years (d) 25 years
"heart and soul of the Constitution" by Dr. Ambedkar?
(a) Right to Equality
94. To defranchise means to deprive:
(b) Right to Freedom of Religion
(c) Right to Freedom (a) right over property (b) any right (generally)
(c) voting right (d) None of these
(d) Right to Constitutional Remedies

80. The Chapter Ill on Fundamental Rights contains 95. Who was the president of Congress when it declared
poorna Swaraj as its objective?
twenty-four articles from
(a) Article 14 to 37 (a) Mahatma Gandhi (b) Jawahrlal Nehru
(b) Article 16 to 39 (c) Motilal Nehru (d) Subhas Chandra Bose
(c) Article 12 to 35 (d) Article IO to 33
96. Who is the first Deputy Prime Minister of India?
81. In Indian constitution, there is no provision for (a) Lal Kri shan Advani (b) Ch. Devi Lal
(a) Economic rights (b) Religious rights
(c) Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel (d) Morarji Desai
(c) Political and social rights (d) Educational rights
97. The Parliament of Japan is known as
82. Right to Equality has been granted under Articles (a) Duma (b) Shoora (c) Congress (d) Diet
(a) 29 to 30 (b) 24 to 26 (c) 19 to 22 (d) 14 to 18
98. The Parliament of USA is known as
83. Which of the following articles guarantees to all (a) Duma (b) Shoora
persons equality before the law and equal protection of (c) Congress (d) Diet
laws within the territory of India?
(a) Article 14 (b) Article 15 (c) Article 16 (d) Article 17
99. The upper unit of the Parliament of USA is known as
(a) House of Representatives (b) Senate
(c) White House (d) Pentagon
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100. The lower unit of the Parliament of USA.1s known as 114. The Government of India may sue or be sued by the
(a) Ho~se of Representatives (b) Senate name of:
(c) White House (d) pen tagon (a) Union of India (b) President
(c) Prime Minister (d) None of the above
IO 1. The President of USA lives in
(a) House of Representatives (b) Senate 115. The Supreme Court has held that Narco Test is
violative of Article ...... of the Constitution-
(c) White House (d) Pentagon
(a) 14 (b) 19 (c) 20 (d) 21
I02. The President of India lives in 116. Originally the Constitution recognised .. . languages
(a) Rashtpati Bhavan (b) Lok Sabha (a) 12 (b) 18 (c) 14 (d) 20
(c) Rajya Sabha (d) 10 Janpath
117. How many languages are recognised by Indian
103. The Parliament of Iceland is known as
constitution
(a) Duma (b) Shoora a) I 5 b) 18 c) 21 d) 22
(c) Althing (d) Diet
118. The Languages are recognised under the constitution
104. The World's oldest surviving parliament is in
(a) Duma (b) Shoora (c) Althing (d) Diet (a) Seventh schedule (b) eighth schedule
(c) ninth schedule (d) tenth schedule
105. The Parliament of China is known as
(a) Duma (b) Shoora I 19.The official language of the Indian Union as
(c) National People's Congress (d) Diet recongised by the Constitution is
(a)Any one of the Indian languages given in the Eighth
106. The Parliament of Nepal is known as Schedule
(a) Duma (b) Shoora (b) Hindi in Devnagri Script (c) Sanskrit (d) English
(c) National Panchayat (d) Diet
120. Our Fundamental Rights have mainly a
I07. The Parliament of Maldives is known as (a) moral character (b) Political and civil character
(a) Duma (b) Shoora (c) Majlis (d) Diet (c) economic character (d) Philosophical character

I 08. The Parliament of Bangladesh is known as .. 121. Issue of writs is modeled on

(a) Duma (b) Shoora (c) Majlis (d) Jatiya Sangsad (a) Swiss Constitution (b) American Constitution
(c) English Constitution (d) Irish Constitution
109. Which one of the following writs can be issued only
against the judicial or quasi-judicial authorities? 122. The greatest hallmark of Personal liberty is
(a) Mandamus (b) Habeas corpus (a) Certiorary (b) Quo Warranto
(c) Certiorari (d) Quo warranto (c) Habeas Corpus (d) Mandamus

110. The Constitution of India recognizes: 123. For the enforcement of Fundamental Rights, the
(a) Only religious minorities Supreme Court may issue a/an-
(a) Decree (b) Ordinance (c) Notification (d) Writ
(b) Only linguistic minorities
(c) Religious and linguistic minorities
124. No. of writs high court/supreme court can issue
(d) Religious, linguistic and ethnic minorities
(a)5 (b)6 (c)4 (d)3
111. Aurre fois Acquit principle is related to:
125. These writs can be issued by
(a) Double jeopardy (b) Self-incrimination (d) none
(a) H.C. (b) S.C. (c) Both
(c) Ex-post facto law (d) Retrospective operation
126 The Writ of Habeas corpus is not available to
112. "A" and "B" were the candidates for the post of
(a) Enemy aliens
Professor in a University. "B" is selected. ·'A" Challenges
(b) Persons arrested under preventive detention
the selection and appointment. What writ he should pray
(c) Both (d) None of the above
for?
(a) Mandamus (b) Certiorari
127. Under which Article of the constitution can an
(c) Prohibition (d) Quo warranto
individual move to Supreme Court direc1 ly in case of
violation fundamental rights?
113. The condition on citizen ' s right to assembly is
(a) Art 226 (b) Art 32 (c) Art34 (d) Art 13
a) Non-vio lent b) Peaceful
c) The asse mbly is for consrructive aims
d) To be peaceful and unarmed
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128. Under which Article or the const itution can an (d) This direction would not be acceptab le to non Hin(
individual move to High Court directly in case of viol at ion states . . bl
fundamental rights? 139 _ Which of the following rights 1s av~ 1a to_ the
(a) An 226 (b) Art 32 (c) Art34 (d) Art 13 citizens of India under of the Article 21 o 1c onst1tut1on?
(a) Right to pri vacy
129. Which writ is issued to rel ease a person from wrongful (b) Ri ght to Die
detention? (c) Right to Hea lth and Medical Assistance_
(a) Prohibition (b) Mandamus (d) Right to get pollution free Water and Air
(c) Certiorari (d) Habeas Corpus
140. Right to Information Act is enacted with the object ~f
130. Which writ is called the bulwark of personal freedom? .vmg
g1 . e fliec t to the Right of Jnformallon which 1s
(a) Mandamus (b) Habeas corpus recogni zed under Article _ __ _ _
(c) Quo Warranto (d) Prohibition (a) Article 19 (b) Article 20
(c) Article 21 (d) Article 22
131. A wrongful assumption of public office is vacated by
writ of
141.Right to pollution free environme~t i~ .
(a) Habeas corpus (b) Quo warranto (a) A legal right (b) A const1tu11ona_l nght
(c) Mandamus (d) Prohibition (c) A fundamental right guaranteed under Article 21 of the
Constitution
132. A command by court asking a public authority to (d) A directive principle
perform its public duty is called the writ of
(a) Habeas corpus (b) Quo warranto
142. The right to vote in elections in India is a:
(c) Mandamus (d) Prohibition
(a) Fundamental right (b) Constitutional right
(c) Statutory right (d) Customary right
133. Which writ is issued for quashing the wrongful order
of a lower court?
143. The fundamental right to form co-operative societies is
(a) Habeas Corpus (b) Quo warranto provided under:
(c) Mandamus (d) Certiorari (a) Article 19 (l)(c) (b) Article 21
(c) Article 14 (d) Article 51 AU)
134. Which writ is issued to stop proceedings in the lower
court?
144. The concurrent power to impose tax has been provided
(a) Habeas Corpus (b) Prohibition under:
(c) Mandamus (d) Certiorari (a) Article 246 (b) List Ill of Schedule VII
(c) Article 307 (d) Article 246 A
135. Which constitutional Amendment was struck down by
the Sufreme Court?
145. The Goods and Services Tax Council is set up under:
(a) 99 Amendment (b) I00 Amendment (a) Article 263 (b) Article 269-A
(c) 97 th Amendment (d) 96 1h Amendment (c) Article 279-A (d) Article 281
136. The constitution (one Hundredth Amendment) Act,
146. The recent amendment to the Constitution of India
2015 was enacted to give effect to:
(a) The transfer of certain territories by India to Bangladesh
paving way for 10% reservation for Economically Weaker
sections was done by amending:
..__,
and transfer of certain territories from Bangladesh to India. (a)Article 14 (b)Articles 15(6)and 16(6)
(b) National Judicial Appointment Commission. (c) Article 15 (d) Article 338
(c) Transfer of certain territories by India to Bangladesh.
(d) The acquiring of territories by India from Bangladesh 147. How many amendments have been made to the Indian
Constitution so far?
137. Bodo language is spoken in which of the following (a) 102 (b) 121 (c) 104 (d) 126
states?
(a) Mizoram (b) Tripura
148. The National Commission for Backward Classes was
(c)Assam (d) Arunachal Pradesh created by:
(a) The Constitution (One Hundred and First Amendment)
138. Recently Gujarat High Court was asked to issue a Writ Act, 2016
of Mandamus to the Centre as well as the state government (b) The Constitution (One Hundred and Second
to make it mandatory for manufacturers of goods to print Amendment) Act, 2018
the product details like price, ingredients and the date of (c) The Constitution (One Hundred and Third Amendment)
manufacture in Hindi. However the Hon'ble court refused Act, 2019
to oblige on the plea that:
(d) The Constitution (One Hundredth Amendment) Act.
(a) Hindi is not our national language 20 15
(b) Hindi is not our offic ial language
(c) Hindi is not a state language

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149. Reservation in promotions . .

11
seniority in favour of Scheduled C ~1 1 c;nsequential (a) Article 13 (b) Article 20
Tribes is facilitated by: as es an Scheduled (c) Article 21 (d) Article 33
(a) Art. 16 (4A) (b) Art. 16(3) The object behind Article 33 is to ensure proper discharge
(c) Art. 16 (48) (d) Art. 15 (3) of their duties and the maintenance of discipline among the
members of these forces, considered to be of paramounl
importance in the national interest.
150. ~hich one o~ the following is not a fundamental right?
{a) R~ght to e~uahty (b) Right to Property
(c) Right to Life (d) Right to Religion 159. Find the odd one out
(a) Right to Equality
151 (b) Right to Property
· !he pre~entive detention act has a restraining effect as (c) Cultural and Educational Rights
(a) R~ght to hfe (b) Right not to be harassed (d) Right against Exploitation.
(c) Right to respectful life (d) Right to freedom
160. Which of the following cases is known as the
152.The constitution allows preventive detention but 'Fundamental Right'
stipulates
(a) Golaknath vs. State of Punjab
(a) that no one should be detained beyond three months (b) Indira Gandhi vs. Raj Narain
unless an Advisory Board authorizes detention beyond that (c) Keshavananda Bharti vs. State of Kera la ( 1973)
period
(d) None of the above.
(b) that the grounds for detention should be conveyed to the
detainee before arresting him
161. 'Capital Punishment is not violative of Article 21 of the
(c) that the detainee must be produced before the nearest Constitution of India". It has been held in a case of
magistrate with in a period of 24 hours of his arrest (a) Mithu vs. State
(d) all of the above (b) Bachan Singh vs. State of Punjab(l980)
(c) Bhikaji vs. State ofM.P.
153 .A Preventive Detention Act limits the right to (d) Smt. Gian Kaur vs. State of Punjab.
(a) equality (b) Ministry of Food
(c) freedom of movement (d) life and liberty 162. Which Constitutional Amendment recently extended
the deadline for the cessation for the reservation of seats for
154. "Every person who is arrested and detained in custody members from Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in
shall be produced before the nearest magistrate within a the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies by a period
period of twenty four hours of such arrest." This Right is of 10 years?
given under Article (a) 105 th Amendment (b) 102"d Amendment
(a)25 (b)24 (c)23 (d)22 (c) 103 Amendment (d) 104th Amendment
rd

155. The provisions of Art 22 (I) and 22 (2) does not

extend to
(a) Enemy aliens
(b) Persons arrested under preventive detention
(c) Both (d) None of the above

156. After arrest by police, accused must be presented to a

nearest magistrate within_
(a) 24 hours
(b) 24 hours including journey period
(c) 24 hours excluding journey period
(d) At any time after arrest

157. Art. 22(2) states that every person who is arrested and
detained in custody shall be produced before the nearest
magistrate within a period of 24 hours of such arrest. This
period of 24 hrs
(a) includes the time necessary for the journey from the
place of arrest to the court of magistrate
(b) excludes the time necessary for the journey from the
place of arrest to the court of magistrate
(c) time is immaterial
(d) None of the above

158. The rights granted by Part Ill of the Constitution are

restricted if martial law is in operation by virtue of