With reference to Fundamental Rights in India, consider the following statements:
1. These rights are absolute and exempt from any governmental restrictions.
2. The judiciary has the authority to declare any legislative action void if it imposes unreasonable restrictions on these rights.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

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Fundamental rights in India are not absolute or unlimited. The government can impose reasonable restrictions on their usage. The authority to check the violation of rights and decide whether the restrictions are reasonable lies with the judiciary. If any legislative or executive action violates these rights or imposes unreasonable restrictions, the judiciary can declare it unconstitutional or void.

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