Why is Supreme Court being the final court of appeal important for citizens?

Correct answer: It gives a final national chance to seek justice

Correct answer: A. The Supreme Court is the highest court in India and the final court of appeal. If a person is dissatisfied with a decision of a lower court, and the case meets the legal requirements for appeal, the matter may ultimately reach the Supreme Court. This provides a final national opportunity for correction of a serious legal or constitutional error. The Court examines the facts, applicable law, and constitutional principles rather than deciding according to public anger or political pressure. A is correct because it explains the citizen’s last judicial opportunity. B is wrong because courts do not conduct election campaigns. C is wrong because Parliament deals with passing the Budget, although the Court may review whether government action follows law. D is wrong because running a state government is the executive’s work. Memory cue: appeal means asking a higher court to review a decision; the Supreme Court is the highest judicial level.