Option 1: Freedom of speech, assembly, and freedom to form associations are fundamental rights provided by the Constitution of India. These rights are fundamental to all citizens of India and provide them with the right to express themselves, assemble peacefully, and form associations or organizations. Non-citizens, however, may not have the same level of protection for these rights as citizens. While non-citizens may have certain protections under international human rights laws, the Constitution of India primarily applies to Indian citizens.

Option 2: The freedom to move, reside and settle in any part of the territory of India is a right provided to Indian citizens. Non-citizens, such as foreign nationals, may have limitations on their ability to freely move, reside, or settle in India. There are specific laws and regulations governing the entry, stay, and movement of non-citizens in India.

Option 3: The freedom to acquire property or carry on any occupation, trade, or business is also a right provided by the Constitution of India. However, this right is primarily applicable to Indian citizens. Non-citizens may have certain restrictions on their ability to acquire property or engage in certain occupations or businesses.

Option 4: The right to constitutional remedies is a fundamental right provided by the Constitution