What is the significance of Article 13?
The significance of Article 13 lies in its role as a protection mechanism for the fundamental rights outlined in Part III of the Indian Constitution. It states that any amendment made under this article shall not be called into question in any court on any ground. This means that even if an amendment to the constitution is made, it cannot be challenged in a court of law based on violations of the fundamental rights enshrined in Part III. The only body capable of challenging such amendments would be the Parliament itself.