B.A. LL.B. Examination, Dec.-2024
Constitutional Law of India-I
(Nature of the Constitution and Fundamental Rights)
(BL-5003)
(New Course)
Section A
Note: Attempt all five questions. Each questions carries 4 marks. Very short answer is required not exceeding 75 words.
Constitutional Law of India-I
(Nature of the Constitution and Fundamental Rights)
(BL-5003)
(New Course)
Section A
Note: Attempt all five questions. Each questions carries 4 marks. Very short answer is required not exceeding 75 words.
1. What do you mean by equal protection of laws[cite: 29].
2. Who can claim Fundamental Rights[cite: 29]?
3. What do you mean by minority[cite: 29]?
4. Write down any four Fundamental Duties[cite: 29].
5. Can Directive Principles of State Policy be enforced through court of law. Answer with reasons[cite: 29].
2. Who can claim Fundamental Rights[cite: 29]?
3. What do you mean by minority[cite: 29]?
4. Write down any four Fundamental Duties[cite: 29].
5. Can Directive Principles of State Policy be enforced through court of law. Answer with reasons[cite: 29].
Section B
Note: Attempt any two questions out of the following three questions. Each questions carries 10 marks. Short answer is required not exceeding 200 words.
6. How for our constitution in federal? Discuss with the help of constitutional provisions and judicial pronouncements[cite: 30].
7. With the help decided cases discuss equality clause as prescribed under Article 14 of the Indian Constitution[cite: 30].
8. Explain Doctrine of self-incrimination and Double jeopardy. Refer to decided cases[cite: 30].
7. With the help decided cases discuss equality clause as prescribed under Article 14 of the Indian Constitution[cite: 30].
8. Explain Doctrine of self-incrimination and Double jeopardy. Refer to decided cases[cite: 30].
Section C
Note: Attempt any three questions out of the following five questions. Each question carries 20 marks. Detailed answer is required.
9. With the help of decided cases discuss relationship between Directive Principles of State Policy and Fundamental Rights[cite: 31].
10. The Supreme Court of India in its judgement made it clear that Right to Life means Right to live with human dignity. Explain will the help of decided cases[cite: 31].
11. Discuss expanding horizon of freedom of speech and expression as guaranteed under Article 19(1)(a) of Indian Constitution. Refer to decided cases[cite: 32].
12. With the help of decided cases discuss individual religious freedom as guaranteed under Article 25 of Indian Constitution[cite: 32].
13. Write an essay on cultural and educational rights of minorities an guaranteed under Articles 29 and 30 of the Indian constitution[cite: 32].
10. The Supreme Court of India in its judgement made it clear that Right to Life means Right to live with human dignity. Explain will the help of decided cases[cite: 31].
11. Discuss expanding horizon of freedom of speech and expression as guaranteed under Article 19(1)(a) of Indian Constitution. Refer to decided cases[cite: 32].
12. With the help of decided cases discuss individual religious freedom as guaranteed under Article 25 of Indian Constitution[cite: 32].
13. Write an essay on cultural and educational rights of minorities an guaranteed under Articles 29 and 30 of the Indian constitution[cite: 32].
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