Correct Answer – Option 3 : D

The Correct Answer is Right to Protect Country.

• The right to protect the country is not a Fundamental Right.

• The Fundamental Rights have been described in Articles 12-35, Part III of the Indian Constitution.

• The Constitution itself classifies the Fundamental Rights under seven groups as follows:

  • Right to equality.
  • Right to particular freedoms.
  • Right against exploitation.
  • Right to freedom of religion.
  • Cultural and educational rights.
  • Right to constitutional remedies.
• Some of the fundamental rights are granted only to citizens-(i) Protection from discrimination on grounds only of religion, race, caste. sex or place of birth (Art. 15);  (ii) Equality of opportunity in matters of public employment (Art. 16];  (iii) Freedoms of speech, assembly, association, movement, residence, and profession [Art. 19];  (iv) Cultural and educational rights of minorities [Art. 29 and 30]

• The Right to Property (Article 31) was deleted from the list of Fundamental Act,1978. 
  • By the 44th Amendment Act, 1978, it is made a normal constitutional right under Act 300A in Part XII of the Constitution.