The correct answer is option 2, Right to Property, as it is not considered a Fundamental Right in the Indian Constitution. The Indian Constitution initially included the Right to Property as a Fundamental Right, but it was later amended to be removed from the list of Fundamental Rights. The amendment was made in 1978 to prevent abuses and misuse of property rights. The right to property now falls under the category of legal rights and is no longer considered an inherent and inviolable right for all citizens. However, it is important to note that the Constitution does provide safeguards for citizens against arbitrary deprivation of their property by the State, but it is not counted as a Fundamental Right.