Correct Answer: 31

Solution : The correct answer is 31 .

The Right to Property was a fundamental right under Article 31 of the original Constitution of India. However, it was later amended, and the Right to Property ceased to be a fundamental right. The 44th Amendment Act of 1978 led to the omission of the right to property as a fundamental right, and it was redefined as a legal right under Article 300A. This means that while individuals still have a Right to Property, it is no longer considered a fundamental right. The acquisition of property is subject to the principles of compensation and fair procedure.