Option 1: Right to Education - The right to education is a fundamental right in many countries, including India, but it was not specifically mentioned as a legal right under the 44th Amendment.

Option 2: Right to Property - This is the correct answer. The 44th Amendment to the Indian Constitution removed the right to property as a fundamental right. It shifted from being a legal right to a constitutional right, meaning that the government can acquire private property for public use without compensation.

Option 3: Right to Judicial Remedies - This right ensures that individuals have access to the courts to seek legal remedies. While it is an important right, it was not specifically mentioned as a new legal right under the 44th Amendment.

Option 4: Right to Work - This refers to the right to employment, which is not directly related to the 44th Amendment.

Therefore, the correct answer is option 2. No alert is necessary.