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ARTICLE 13 OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION
INTRODUCTION TO ARTICLE 13 OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION '' People believe in law '' and to keep that belief, The Drafting Committee gave the concept of Fundamental Rights in Part III of the Indian Constitution. It gives liberty to the citizens of India and protects it from being infringed by the state. It also provides for the remedy if their fundamental right is violated. • And to keep the belief of people in the State, ARTICLE 12 and 13 were introduced. ARTICLE 12 gives the definition of State and tells about the responsibility the State has towards people and their Fundamental Rights whereas ARTICLE 13 of the Indian Constitution which presents itself in FOUR PARTS makes the concept of fundamental rights more powerful and gives it a real effect. • This ARTICLE protects the individual's Fundamental Rights by rendering any law null and void if it intervenes with liberty or is inconsistent in any way with the fundamental right of the person. ARTICLE 13: Laws Inconsist...