The Indian Constitution provides a strong framework for protecting fundamental rights, ensuring justice, equality, and freedom. Articles 12 and 13, part of Part III of the Constitution, define the scope of the "State" and establish the doctrine of judicial review, ensuring that laws do not violate fundamental rights.
Articles 12 and 13 play a vital role in safeguarding constitutional rights. While Article 12 defines "State" to ensure accountability, Article 13 empowers courts to protect fundamental rights through judicial review. These provisions continue to shape Indian democracy by ensuring justice, equality, and fairness in governance.