Can any rights conferred by Part III be suspended during a Proclamation of Emergency, or are there exceptions?
Yes, during a Proclamation of Emergency, certain rights conferred by Part III can be suspended. The President may order the suspension of specific rights and all pending court proceedings related to these rights for the duration of the emergency proclamation or a shorter period specified in the order. However, there are exceptions as mentioned in Section 359(1A) which states that while an order is in operation, nothing in Part III shall restrict the power of the State to make any law or take executive action within its competency.