Indian Polity · Fundamental Rights
Can Fundamental Rights be amended by the Parliament?
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- 1Yes, only with the consent of all states.
- 2Yes, by special majority, without violating basic structure.✓
- 3Yes, only with a simple majority.
- 4No, they cannot be amended.
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Yes, by special majority, without violating basic structure.
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