Which of the following in not a fundamental duty?
A. To abide by the Constitution
B. To uphold the sovereignty of India
C. To abide by our religious values
D. To develop scientific temper
Answer: Option C
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Yes, it is not a fundamental duty to follow all religious norms under all circumstances.
The Fundamental Duties of the Indian Constitution are a set of civic and moral obligations that are applicable to Indian citizens. Some examples of Fundamental Duties include:
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