Indian Polity · Polity
The Constitution of India allows for 'reasonable restrictions' on Fundamental Rights under Article 19. The determination of 'reasonableness' by courts primarily ensures that:
- 1The restrictions are based purely on subjective and transient social values.
- 2The executive enjoys unfettered arbitrary powers during emergencies.
- 3A balance is struck between individual liberty guaranteed and the interests of the general public.✓
- 4The Directive Principles of State Policy are completely bypassed.
Correct answer
A balance is struck between individual liberty guaranteed and the interests of the general public.
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