Aadya Ungal & Aastha Sharma, BA.LLB, Amity University, Noida (U.P.)
ABSTRACT
The Constitution of India is no doubt a supreme law of India. Part III of the act deals with the Fundamental Rights which is Article 12 to Article 35. And specifically, Article 32, i.e. Right to Constitutional Remedies is a fundamental right that grants a very broad range of power to approach the Supreme Court for a violation of any fundamental right by the state, institutions, or people. In this Article we had discussed about the meaning and types briefly and examine the Right of Constitutional Remedies and how this Fundamental Right won the race amongst others, in being the most important right anyone can have. As rightly said by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar “The Constitution will be nullity without this Article”. Afterward the article discusses about the Comparative Analysis of Article 32 & 226.
