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According to the Indian Constitution, the process of amending a Fundamental Right is:
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- 1By a simple majority in both Houses of Parliament
- 2By a two-thirds majority in both Houses of Parliament and approval by at least half the state legislatures✓
- 3Only through a constitutional amendment by a three-fourths majority in both Houses of Parliament
- 4Not possible; Fundamental Rights cannot be amended
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By a two-thirds majority in both Houses of Parliament and approval by at least half the state legislatures
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