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Correct Answer: Option (D) — Neither 1 nor 2
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Standard Reference VerifiedStatement 1 is incorrect: The Constitution does not provide a direct legislative or judicial mechanism to enforce Fundamental Duties; they are non-justiciable and non-enforceable per se (though Parliament can enact specific laws covering certain duties).
Statement 2 is incorrect: Fundamental Duties are moral obligations and are not inherently correlative to legal duties. A citizen is legally bound only by specific statutory laws, not by all moral constitutional duties directly.
"Correlative to legal duties" implies a direct 1:1 legal liability for every Fundamental Duty, which is untrue since Fundamental Duties are non-justiciable moral obligations.
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