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The makers of the Indian constitution to...

The makers of the Indian constitution took the principle of freedom, equality and fraternity from which constitution ?

A

French Constitution

B

Canada’s Constitution

C

British Constitution

D

Ireland’s Constitution

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A
The Principle of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity” as an ideal has been borrowed from France to the Indian constitution.
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  • The main basis of Indian Constitution is

    A
    Constitution of Britain
    B
    Constitution of Ireland
    C
    Constitution of Indian Council Act, 1919
    D
    Government of India Act, 1935

  • The final interpreter of the Indian Constitution is

    A
    Central Cabinet
    B
    President
    C
    High Court
    D
    Supreme Court

  • From which constitution, did framers of Indian Constitution borrowed the Principles of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity?

    A
    lrish Constitution
    B
    British Constitution
    C
    Canadian Constitution
    D
    French Constitution

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