The fundamental rights of citizens are embodied in which part of the Indian Constitution?

The correct answer is Part III.

Key Points

• The fundamental rights of the citizens are embroidered in the part-III of the Indian Constitution. These are the right to equality (law prohibition of discrimination on Grounds on religion race caste sex), the right to freedom of speech and expression, the right against exploitation, the right to freedom of religion, the right to constitutional remedies, and the right to freedom of education.

Additional Information

•  Part 1 - The Union and its territories India has 28 states and 8 union territories . Part-I is the compilation of the laws pertaining to the constitution of India. This part of the constitution contains the law in the establishment renaming merging or altering the border of States.
• Part IVA of the Indian constitution deals with fundamental duties these are 11 fundamental duties in Indian Constitution, respect the national flag and the national anthem protect the sovereignty unity, and integrity of India, to promote harmony and the spirit of common brotherhood to value and preserve the rich heritage of our culture to protect National environment to develop the scientific temper to violence to provide opportunities for education by the parents, etc.
• Part VII to the constitution of India defines and specifies the allocation of powers and functions between Union and States. It contains three lists which are union list, state list, and concurrent list. The union list has 98 numbered items as provided in the part-VII to the Indian Constitution of India. The union government has exclusive power to legislate on matters relating to these items. The state list has 59 items in part VII to the constitution of India. The concurrent list has 52 items please include an item that is under joint Dominion of the Union and as well the states.