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BA LLB Constitutional Law Viva

The document contains 100 multiple choice questions related to Constitutional Law-II for an online comprehensive viva for BA LLB students at Delhi Metropolitan Education in Noida. The questions cover various topics related to the Indian Constitution including fundamental rights, directive principles of state policy, citizenship, and judicial remedies. The document provides the name of the faculty member, subject, paper code, class details, and date.

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BA LLB Constitutional Law Viva

The document contains 100 multiple choice questions related to Constitutional Law-II for an online comprehensive viva for BA LLB students at Delhi Metropolitan Education in Noida. The questions cover various topics related to the Indian Constitution including fundamental rights, directive principles of state policy, citizenship, and judicial remedies. The document provides the name of the faculty member, subject, paper code, class details, and date.

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DELHI METROPOLITAN EDUCATION, NOIDA

MODEL QUESTIONS FOR ONLINE COPREHENSIVE VIVA


Name of Faculty:- Kush Kalra
Subject: - Constitutional Law-II
Paper Code: - LL.B, 204
Class & Section: - BA LLB
Session/Batch: - 2018-23
Semester: - IV

Sl.
QUESTION
No.

1 Article 12of Indian constitution deals with reservation


2 Aricle 12 of Indian Constitution deals with defination of state
3 The defination of state incudes parliament of India
4 Local and other authorities are not covered under defination of State
5 Judiciary is part of state
6 The laws which are inconsistent with fundamental rights are valid
7 The state can make any law which takes away fundamental rights
8 The defination of law under article 13(3) does not include notification and custom
9 Article 14 deals with equality before law
10 Equality before law and equal protection of laws is provided in article 13 of indian constitution False
11 Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion, race is provided in article 14 and 15of const
12 Access to shops and public restaurants is provided in article 16 of constitution
13 Discrimination can be done with regard to use of of wells, tanks, bathing ghats
14 State can make special provision for women and children

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta


15 State can discriminate against any citizen on grounds religion and race 
16 Equality in matters of public employment is provided in article 15 of constitution
17 On ground of religion and race citizen can be discriminated in public employment
18 Parliament can make special law for classes to be employed under the Government
19 Special provisions can be made for backward classess of citizens
20 Indian Constitution provides for equal rights and opportunities to the disabled citizens
21 Case M. Nagaraj v. Union of India is related to reservation of Sc's and ST's
22 Doctrine of eclipse says that any law inconsistent with Fundamental rights is not invalid
23 Whenever courts strikes a part of law it becomes unenforceable. A eclipse is casted on it
24 Doctrine of severability is also known as the doctrine of separability.
25 Doctrine of Waiver is based on the premise that a person has the liberty to waive the enjoyment o
26 Abolition of Untouchability is provided in article 16 of indian constitution
27 Untouchbility has been abolished by constitution
28 Aricle 18 of Indian constitution provides for Abolition of titles
29 Freedom of speech and expression is provided under article 18 of Indian constitution
30 Freedom of press is provided under article 19 of Indian constitution
31 Even foreigner has a right of freedom of speech and expression
32 Right to assemble peacefully without arms is provided under constitution
33 A person has no right to form assocition and union
34 A person has a right to move freely throughout the territory of india
35 A person has right to reside and settle in any part of the territory of India
36 Right to property is a constitutional right
37 State can make resonable restriction on the right of freedom of speech
38 State can impose reasonable restriction on right to form assocication and union
39 State can impose reasonable restriction on right to move throughout the territory of india

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta


40 In the name of protection of sovereignty of India all rigths under article 19 can be suspended
41 The right to freedom of speech and expression is absolute
42 To protect friendly relations with state restrictions on citizens can be imposed
43 In the name of freedom of speech and expression defamation can be done
44 Contempt of court can be done in name of freedom of speech and expression
45 freedom of speech and expression in India can only be enforced by its citizens
46 There exists freedom of speech and expression on social media/ internet also
47 Right to expression under Article 19 also involves the right not to express
48 Article 21 can only be claimed when a person is deprived of his “life”
49 Right to personal liberty is part of article 21 of constitution
50 The term “life” means something more than mere animal existence
51  “Right to life” included the right to lead a healthy life 
52 Right to family is part of right to life under article 21 of constitution
53 The right to live includes the right to live with human dignity
54 Reputation is an important part of one’s life.
55 “The right to life” guaranteed by Article 21 includes “the right to livelihood”
56 Right to carry on trade or business is not included in the concept of life
57 Hawkers have a fundamental right to carry on trade or business
58 Right to shelter is a fundamental right available to every citizen
59 Right to social and economic justice is a fundamental right
60 State is bound to protect the life and liberty of every human-being
61 Security against sickness and disablement is a fundamental right under Art. 21 
62 Honour killing violates right to life
63 Right to life guaranteed under Article 21 includes within its ambit the right to health and medical
64 Right to medical care is part of article 21 of indian constitution
65 Article 21 casts the obligation on the state to preserve life.

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta


66 Hospital is duty bound to accept accident victims and patients as per constitution
67 Every doctor has professional obligation to extend his services with due expertise for protecting
68 Right to die is not part of right to life
69 Right to education is provided in article 21 A of constitution
70 Right to free and compulsory education is provided in age group of 1-5 years
71 Right to get pollution free water is part of right to life under constitution
72 Right to get pollution free air is part of article 21 of constitition
73 closure of tanneries that were polluting water has been done to protect article 21
74 No one can claim a right to create noise even in his own premises
75 Right to information is not a part of right to life
76 Right to be let alone is part of right to life
77 Right to privacy is not an absolute right
78 Right to privacy is a part of the right to “life” under Article 21 of the Constitution
79 Right to travel abroad is not a part of right to life
80 Right to free legal aid i s provided in article 14 of indian constitution
81 Right to speedy trial flows from Article 21
82 Handcuffing has been held to be prima facie inhuman
83 Any prisoner can be put in solitary confinment
84 Supreme court issues writ under article 226 of Indian constitution
85 High court issues writ under article 32 of Indian constitution
86 Prohibition of traffic in human beings and forced labour is provided in article 24
87 Prohibition of employment of children in factories is provided in article 23
88 Child below age of 14 years can be employed in factory
89 Writ of habeas corpus means we command
90 writ of mandamus means a body is to be produced before court
91 Right to religion is provided in article 21 of Indian constitution
92 In the name of religion, religious education can be provided under constitution
93 Freedom of conscience and propagation of religion is part of right to religion
94 Every religious denomination can manage its own religious affairs

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta


95 No person can be compelled to pay tax for religious activities
96 No religion instruction shall be provided in any educational institution maintained by state
97 Protection of interest of SC and ST's is provided in article 12 of constitution
98 Supreme court can only issue writ of habeas corpus and not any other writ
99 writ can be issued by district courts
100 High Court can only issue writ of mandamus and not any other writ

Dated: - 20-04-2020

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta


IVA

ANSWER TRUE/
FALSE OR RIGHT /
WRONG OR YES / NO

0
1
True
True
0
0
0
0
True
stitution False
True
0
0
True

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta


0
0
0
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
0
True
True
0
True
0
True
0
True
True
True
True
True
True

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta


true
0
True
0
0
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta


True
True
True
True
0
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
True
0
0
True
True
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
True
True
True

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta


True
True
0
0
0
0

Kush Kalra
Name of the faculty
DME, NOIDA

Faculty: Prof. (Dr.) Bhavish Gupta

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