Fundamental Rights Part 2
Maharashtra Board-Class-7-Civics-Chapter-5
Solutions
Question -1
Write about the following.
(1) The Constitution prevents the imposition of religious taxes.
(2) What is meant by Right to Constitutional Remedies ?
(1) The right to get judicial remedies is a fundamental right of the citizens. (2) The Right to Constitutional Remedies means that the constitution itself has provided legal remedies in case people’s rights are violated. (3) It has made a constitutional duty of the courts to protect the rights of the people. (4) The courts admit and consider the complaint of infringement of the fundamental rights. (5) They investigate and give appropriate order to uphold the fundamental rights of the citizens.
Question -2
Find one appropriate word -
(1) Protection from illegal arrest and detention
Writ of Habeas Corpus
(2) To restrain a person from acting in an office to which he is not entitled
Writ of Quo Warranto
(3) The order of the Supreme Court or the High Court commanding the government to perform an action that is its duty to perform
Writ of Mandamus
(4) The order preventing a subordinate court from exceeding its jurisdiction
Writ of Prohibition
Question -3
State the reason why we are free to practise the following.
(1) All Indian citizens can celebrate all festivals joyfully, because .....
Our Constitution has given the different communities the right to preserve their cultural uniqueness.
(2) We can make efforts towards the preservation and propagation of our language, its script and literature, because .....
The constitution has given to us the cultural and educational rights. According to this right, people are not only free to preserve their own language, script and literature, but also make efforts towards their promotion.
Question -4
Fill in the blanks with appropriate words.
(1) We can approach the ............ in case of infringement of our rights.
(2) ............ education cannot be made compulsory in educational institutions that get aid from the State.
(1) We can approach the courts in case of infringement of our rights. (2) Religious education cannot be made compulsory in educational institutions that get aid from the State.
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