Fundamental duties were not placed in Part III of the Indian Constitution because Part III is __________.

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) justiciable
 Part III of the Indian Constitution deals with Fundamental Rights, which are justiciable. This means that if these rights are violated, individuals can approach the courts for legal remedy.
 Fundamental Duties, enshrined in Part IV-A of the Constitution, are non-justiciable. This means that while they are considered morally and ethically binding on all citizens, the courts cannot enforce them through legal sanctions.
 Fundamental duties were added to the constitution in 1976.
 It is inspired by the constitution of the erstwhile USSR.
 It was recommended by the Sardar Swaran Singh Committee.
 There are 11 fundamental duties for Indian Citizens drafted on the lines of moral, ethical, and cultural code of conduct followed by people.
 Article 51A contained in Part IV A of the constitution deals with the fundamental duties.