Which 1971 amendment was passed to nullify the Golaknath judgment?
A26th Amendment
B24th Amendment
C44th Amendment
D42nd Amendment
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 24th Amendment
The 24th Amendment of 1971 reasserted Parliament's power to amend fundamental rights after Golaknath.
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