Article 32 : Right to constitutional Remedies , The right to move to supreme court in case of violation of fundamental rights. -Article 23 is the basic feature of the Constitution. -Dr.B.R.Ambedkar, the Right To Constitutional Remedies, is known as the heart and soul of the Constitution. Under article 32 , the supreme court has the right to issue writs and under article 266 , the high court has the right to issue writs. Definition of writs: writs are written documents or orders issued by the supreme court of India to protect the fundamental rights of citizen from a violation. -Some facts about writs in India, 1) By 1950, Only the high court of calcutta, Bombay and Madras had the power to issue writs. 2) Writs of India are borrowed from English law where they are known as ' Prerogative writs'. Article 33) Parliament has the power to modify the application of fundamental rights for Armend force, police force and intelligence organization . Article 34) Restriction on rights while Martial Law is in force in any area. (Martial law- when a military force takes control of a civilian govt.) - Enected in an emergency situation. Temporarily imposed. Unlimited powers . Article 35) Legislation to give effect to the provisions of this part. this Article enables the Parliament to prescribe punishment to offences under the fundamental rights part. #video #fundamentalrights #indianconstitution #part3 #youtuber #youtubevideo #education #polity ....