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<h1>Laws Inconsistent with Fundamental Rights Declared Void, Protecting Citizens' Constitutional Guarantees Under Article 13</h1> Article 13 of the Indian Constitution addresses laws inconsistent with fundamental rights. It declares that any existing or future law conflicting with fundamental rights shall be void to the extent of such inconsistency. The provision broadly defines 'law' to include ordinances, orders, bye-laws, rules, regulations, and customs with legal force. The state is prohibited from making laws that abridge or take away fundamental rights, with such laws being deemed invalid if they contravene constitutional provisions.