This document outlines the fundamental rights granted by the Indian constitution. It divides these rights into three categories: those available only to citizens, those available to both citizens and foreigners except enemy aliens, and those available to citizens and foreigners except enemy aliens. The rights available only to citizens include non-discrimination, equality of opportunity in public employment, and certain freedoms such as speech, assembly, movement and profession. Rights available to both citizens and foreigners except enemies include equality before the law and equal protection of laws. Rights available to both groups except enemies also address life, liberty, elementary education, arrest, forced labor, child labor, freedom of religion and exemptions from religious taxes or instruction.

1. CHAPTER 7. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
Fundamental Rights (FR) of Foreigners and Citizens

2. FR available Only to Citizens and Not to Foreigners
1. (Article 15) -
Prohibition of
discrimination
on grounds of
religion, race,
caste, sex or
place of birth.
2. (Article 16) -
Equality of
opportunity in
matters of public
employment
3. (Article 19) -
Protection of six
rights regarding
freedom of :
(i) Speech and
Expression
(ii) Assembly
(iii) Association
(iv) Movement
(v) Residence
(vi) Profession
4. (Article 21)-
Protection of
life and
Personal
Liberty.
5. (Article 30)
- Right of
Minorities to
Establish
And
Administer
Educational
Institutions

3. FR available to both Citizens and Foreigners
(Except Enemy Aliens)
Equality Before Law and Equal Protection of Laws
Article 14
Protection in Respect of Conviction for Offences
Article 20
Protection of Life and Personal Liberty
Article 21
Right to Elementary Education
Article 21A
Protection Against Arrest and Detention in Certain cases
Article 22
Prohibition of Traffic in Human Beings and Forced Labour
Article 23
Prohibition of Employment of Children in Factories
Article 24

4. FR available to both citizens and foreigners (except enemy aliens)
Freedom of conscience and Free Profession, Practice and
Propagation of Religion
Article 25
Freedom to Manage Religious Affairs
Article 26
Freedom from Payment of Taxes for Promotion of any
Religion
Article 27
Freedom from Attending Religious Instruction or Worship in
Certain Educational Institutions
Article 28

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