Fundamental Rights can be suspended only during:

Fundamental Rights are essential for individual liberty but are not absolute. They can be suspended during an Emergency, such as a national emergency, to safeguard national security or public order. This constitutional provision allows the state to temporarily restrict certain rights under extraordinary circumstances.

• Constitutional amendment changes the constitution permanently, it does not suspend rights temporarily.
• A Judicial order interprets and enforces rights, it does not broadly suspend them.
• A Referendum is a public vote on a specific issue, not a mechanism for suspending fundamental rights during a crisis.