Where can citizens go if Fundamental Rights are violated?

Correct answer: Court

Answer: A, a court. Fundamental Rights are enforceable, so a person whose rights are violated may seek a constitutional remedy. The Supreme Court can be approached under Article 32 for enforcement of Fundamental Rights, and High Courts can issue appropriate writs under Article 226. The exact remedy depends on the facts and legal procedure. A is correct because courts can protect and enforce rights. B may receive administrative complaints, but it cannot replace a constitutional court’s remedy. C makes laws for the state and does not normally decide individual rights cases. D supervises elections, not general enforcement of Fundamental Rights. Memory cue: rights become meaningful when courts can enforce them through remedies such as writs.