Article 31(b) rights

Article 31(b) refers to a specific provision under the Indian Constitution that deals with the rights of individuals regarding the acquisition of property. It protects certain laws from being challenged in courts, ensuring that land reforms and other legislation aimed at redistributing land are upheld without judicial review. Essentially, this article supports government policies designed to promote social justice and equity, especially in rural areas, by allowing the state to regulate land use and ownership rights without interference from the judiciary.