[Solved] The Constitution vests the responsibility for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights

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Q.	The Constitution vests the responsibility for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights
A.	exclusively with the supreme court .
B.	both with the high courts and the supreme court.
C.	with all the courts in the country.
D.	none of the above.
Answer» B. both with the high courts and the supreme court.

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