Indian Polity · Polity
Identify the incorrect statement regarding the Judicial Interpretation of Article 21 after the Supreme Court's verdict in the Maneka Gandhi Case, 1978.
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- 1The 'Right to Life' includes 'The Right to Live with Dignity'.
- 2Articles 21, 19, and 14 are not mutually exclusive.
- 3'Procedure established by law' is by and large synonymous with 'Procedural due process' as prevalent in the U.S.A.
- 4The burden lies on the petitioner to prove that the procedure established by law which deprives him of his life or personal liberty is arbitrary.✓
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The burden lies on the petitioner to prove that the procedure established by law which deprives him of his life or personal liberty is arbitrary.
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