The Fundamental Rights can be defined as the basic human freedoms that every Citizen of India has the right to enjoy for a proper and harmonious development of personality. The rights are equally applied to every citizen of the country irrespective of religion, race, place of birth, caste or gender.
Apart from this, the Constitution of India also gives some fundamental rights to non-citizen of the country. So, if you are a non citizen of India, and traveling within the country or planning to visit here, you should know these fundamental rights.
Here, we have given a list of the Fundamental Rights Available to Non-Citizens of India
|
S. No. |
Article of the Constitution of India |
Right |
| 1 | Article 14 | Right to equality before the law. |
| 2 | Article 20 | Protection in respect of conviction of offences. |
| 3 | Article 21 | Protection of life and personal liberty. |
| 4 | Article 23 | Prohibition of traffic in human beings and forced labour. |
| 5 | Article 24 | Prohibition of employment of children in factories. |
| 6 | Article 25 | Freedom of conscience and free profession, practice and propagation of religion. |
| 7 | Article 26 | Freedom to manage religious affairs |
| 8 | Article 27 | Freedom as to payment of taxes for promotion of any particular religion. |
| 9 | Article 28 | Freedom as to attendance at religious instruction or religious worship in certain educational institutions. |
