Which of the following is a Fundamental Duty under the Indian Constitution?
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A.
To pay taxes
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B.
To vote in elections
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C.
To protect public property
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D.
To elect the President
Correct Answer:
C. To protect public property
Explanation:
The Indian Constitution outlines eleven Fundamental Duties for its citizens under Article 51A, which were primarily introduced by the 42nd Amendment Act in 1976. Among the options provided, protecting public property and abjuring violence is a specific duty listed in Clause (i). Other common civic responsibilities, such as paying taxes, voting in elections, or electing the President, are legal or constitutional obligations but are not formally classified as Fundamental Duties. Therefore, the correct choice is to protect public property.
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