Indian Polity · Polity
According to the Supreme Court's long-standing interpretations and the framework under Article 326, the Right to Vote in India is primarily classified as a:
- 1Common Law Right that cannot be modified by the Parliament.
- 2Constitutional and Statutory Right regulated by law.✓
- 3Natural Right inherent to human existence.
- 4Fundamental Right guaranteed under Part III of the Constitution.
Correct answer
Constitutional and Statutory Right regulated by law.
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