MCQ Dispute: Fundamental Rights in CUET PG Law
constitutional cuet_pg advanced mcq_debateHey guys, I'm stuck on a question for CUET PG Law and my friend is giving me a tough time. Question is: "Which of the following is a Fundamental Right under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution?" Options are: a) Right to Free Education, b) Right to Life and Liberty, c) Right to Equality, and d) Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression.
My friend and I have different views on this. I think it's b) Right to Life and Liberty because, according to the landmark case of Maneka Gandhi vs. Union of India, it's a fundamental right to live with dignity. But my friend is saying it's a) Right to Free Education because of the recent judgment in Navtej Singh Johar vs. Union of India, which says education is a fundamental right. I'm confused! Help me out, guys.
Bhai! I got the same question in my mock test. I think the correct option is related to freedom of speech (Article 19(1)(a)). But I'm not sure if it's the only right. Have you guys checked the 'Freedom to reside and settle' (Article 19(1)(e)) too? I'm not entirely convinced about the CUET PG question pattern. What do you all think?