Freedom to practice any [[1]] has been given to citizens so that they can carry out any profession.

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Freedom to practice any Occupation has been given to citizens so they can carry out any profession.
The freedom to practise any profession or to engage in any employment, trade sorriness is guaranteed to all citizens under Article 19(1)(g) of the Indian Constitution, subject to Art.19(6), which lists the kind of restrictions the state may place on the aforementioned right of the citizens. The ability to conduct any specific business of one's choosing is granted to all people by Article 19(1), subclause (g). However, this does not give someone the right to engage in criminal behaviour in the eyes of the law or hold a specific job or occupy a particular post of their choosing.

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