7. (a) No person shall be deprived of his liberty, nor shall his dwelling or property be entered, sequestered, confiscated, save in accordance with law and by duly constituted Courts of Law.
(b) Freedom of conscience and the free profession and practice of religion are, subject to public order or morality, hereby guaranteed to every person.
(c) The right of free expression of opinion, as well as the right to assemble peaceably and without arms, and to form associations or unions, is hereby guaranteed for purposes not opposed to public order or morality, or the law relating to defamation for the time being.
(d) All persons in the Commonwealth of India have the right to free elementary education, and such right shall be enforceable so soon as due arrangements shall have been made by the competent authority.
(e) All persons have an equal right to the use of roads, Courts of Justice, and all other places of business or resort dedicated to the public, provided they do not disturb public order or disobey any lawful ·notice issued ·by a competent authority.
(f) All persons residing within the Commonwealth, whether permanently or temporarily, are equal before the Law, and shall be tried for similar offences in Courts of the same order and by Judicial Officers of the same grade.
(g) There shall be no disqualification or disability on the basis of sex.