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<h1>Presidential Powers Override Fundamental Rights During National Emergency, Preserving Core Constitutional Protections Under Articles 20 and 21</h1> During a national emergency, the President can suspend enforcement of fundamental rights under Part III of the Constitution, except articles 20 and 21. The suspension order can cover the entire or part of India's territory. The state can make laws or take executive actions that would otherwise be restricted by fundamental rights, but such laws cease to have effect once the emergency order is lifted. The order must be laid before Parliament and is subject to specific conditions regarding national security and territorial limitations.