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Which Part of the Indian Constitution deals extensively with 'Fundamental Rights' guaranteed to citizens and persons alike?
A. Part I
B. Part II
C. Part III✓ Correct Answer
D. Part IV
💡 Solution & Explanation
Part III of the Indian Constitution, spanning from Article 12 to Article 35, enshrines the Fundamental Rights guaranteed to citizens and persons alike against state action. Parts I, II, and IV deal with the Union territory, citizenship, and Directive Principles of State Policy respectively.
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