mandamus of government's ultra virus act Article 32 & 226 Explained Fundamental Rights Simplified

Описание: What are Writs in the Indian Constitution?
In this video, Adv. Karan Bhanushali explains the 5 Types of Writs under Article 32 and Article 226 — two of the most powerful constitutional provisions that protect the Fundamental Rights of every Indian citizen.

You’ll get a clear and practical understanding of how Supreme Court and High Courts safeguard your rights through the Writ Jurisdiction.

⚖️ What You’ll Learn in This Video:

✅ What are Writs and why they are important
✅ Difference between Article 32 and Article 226
✅ The 5 Types of Writs –
 1️⃣ Habeas Corpus
 2️⃣ Mandamus
 3️⃣ Prohibition
 4️⃣ Certiorari
 5️⃣ Quo Warranto
✅ Who can file a Writ Petition
✅ How Fundamental Rights are enforced by Courts
✅ Real-life examples and easy-to-remember explanations

📘 About This Video:

This video is a part of the Indian Constitution Explained Series by Adv. Karan Bhanushali, where complex legal concepts are simplified for students, UPSC aspirants, judiciary candidates, and general learners.
It will help you understand the Constitutional Remedies guaranteed under Part III of the Indian Constitution in a simple and visually clear way.

⏰ Timestamps:

00:00 – Introduction
00:40 – What are Writs?
02:30 – Article 32 and Article 226 Explained
04:50 – Five Types of Writs in Detail
10:30 – Fundamental Rights and Enforcement
13:00 – Difference between Supreme Court and High Court Writs
14:20 – Summary and Key Takeaways


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