Explain the following basic features of the Indian Constitution: (c) Fundamental Rights
Fundamental rights are the essentials and basics of human development and their well-being. These rights do not discriminate against people based on caste, creed, religion, gender, sex, and any type of unfair ritual. Fundamental rights protect an individual from unfair and unjust discrimination and things n the society and country. They are justiciable. Final answer Fundamental rights are the essentials, fundamentals, and basics of human rights. These help them to be protected from unfair discrimination and are justiciable
