The correct answer is Article 20 and 21. Explanation & Key Takeaways: • The only two fundamental rights that cannot be rescinded are articles 20 and 21. • Article 20: This Article prohibits self-incrimination. • Article 21: This Article guards an individual's right to life and personal liberty. • Fundamental rights during National Emergency: • Articles 358 and 359 describe the effect of a National Emergency on Fundamental Rights. • These two provisions are explained below: • Suspension of Fundamental Rights under Article 19: • According to Article 358, when a proclamation of National Emergency is made, the six fundamental rights under Article 19 are automatically suspended. • Article 19 is automatically revived after the expiry of the emergency. • The 44th Amendment Act laid out that Article 19 can only be suspended when the National Emergency is laid on the grounds of war or external aggression and not in the case of armed rebellion. Related Concepts: • Suspension of other Fundamental Rights: • Under Article 359, the President is authorized to suspend, by order, the right to move any court for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights during a National Emergency. • Thus, remedial measures are suspended and not Fundamental Rights. • The suspension of enforcement relates to only those Fundamental Rights that are specified in the Presidential Order. • The suspension could be for the period during the operation of an emergency or for a shorter period. • The Order should be laid before each House of Parliament for approval. • The 44 Amendment Act mandates that the President cannot suspend the right to move to the court for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights guaranteed by Articles 20 and 21.