Why is the Right to Constitutional Remedies considered special among other rights?

Correct answer: It is the means to enforce other rights

Correct answer: A. A right is meaningful only when a person can seek protection if it is violated. The Right to Constitutional Remedies allows a person to approach the Supreme Court, and in appropriate cases a High Court, for enforcement of Fundamental Rights. Courts may issue suitable writs. Thus this right provides the mechanism that turns constitutional promises into remedies in real life. Option B concerns taxation, not remedies. Option C is unrelated and falsely suggests that one right destroys another. Option D concerns citizenship and has no connection with this right. Memory cue: Constitutional Remedies means the right to protect rights.