If a citizen’s Fundamental Right is violated, where can the citizen go?

Correct answer: Court

Correct answer: A, a court. Fundamental Rights are protected by the Constitution, and a person whose right is violated may seek a legal remedy through the courts. Courts can examine the complaint and, where appropriate, issue directions or other relief under law. The exact court or procedure can depend on the right and the circumstances, but the basic institution for enforcing rights is the judiciary. B is a place for sports, C is a place for watching films, and D is a place for private trade; none has judicial authority to enforce Fundamental Rights. Memory cue: a right needs a remedy—when a constitutional right is violated, approach a court through the proper legal process.