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Question : In India, which of the following statements regarding Fundamental Duty is not correct?

Option 1: The total number of Fundamental Duties is 11

Option 2: Article 51-A is related to Fundamental Duties.

Option 3: Inserted by 43rd Constitutional Amendment

Option 4: Incorporated in Part IV-A of the Constitution


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Correct Answer: Inserted by 43rd Constitutional Amendment


Solution : The correct option is Inserted by the 43rd Constitutional Amendment .

The Fundamental Duties are the moral obligations that all Indian citizens have to uphold national unity and promote patriotism. The 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1976, added these to Part IV-A of the Constitution on the recommendation of the Swaran Singh Committee.

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