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Constitutional Law of India-I 2019 Question Paper
Chaudhary Charan Singh University · LLB · Constitutional Law of India-I · 13 questions
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A5 Q
Section A
Very Short Answer Questions
- 1Who can claim Fundamental Rights and against whom are these rights available?
- 2Write down the essential elements of Federalism.
- 3Explain in very brief 'equality before law' and 'equal protection of laws'.
- 4Write down the provisions relating to 'Prohibition of traffic in human beings and forced labour' and 'Prohibition of employment of children in factories etc.' as contained in Part III of the Indian Constitution.
- 5Is the Preamble a part of the Indian Constitution? Explain in very brief.
B3 Q
Section B
Short Answer Questions
- 6In what circumstances and by whom can the 'fundamental rights' guaranteed by the Constitution be suspended? Can they also be suspended or abrogated in their application to Armed Forces in normal times? Discuss.
- 7What do you mean by Minority? With the help of decided cases discuss the cultural and educational rights of minorities guaranteed under Part III of the Indian Constitution.
- 8How are the 'Directive Principles of State Policy' related to 'Fundamental Rights'? Discuss with the help of decided cases.
C5 Q
Section C
Detailed Answer Questions
- 9The nature and extent of 'Reservation' in matters of public employment has been considered by the Supreme Court of India in several cases. Examine the statement in the light of major judicial pronouncements of the Supreme Court dealing with different aspects of Reservation.
- 10Though the Constitution guarantees freedom of religion, yet the State has been given clear power to regulate and control this freedom. Discuss the scope of this freedom in the light of the constitutional provisions and decided case laws.
- 11Discuss the freedom of press under the Constitution of India. Also discuss in this context the 'Right to know' in brief. Refer to decided cases.
- 12"Criminal justice system is the result of interpretation of Article 21 of the Constitution of India." Discuss with the help of decided cases.
- 13The keynote for any scheme of revision of the Indian federal system must be "autonomy for the states consistent with integrity of the country". Do you agree? Discuss with reasons.