If minority rights are suppressed by popular majority, which role of judiciary becomes most important?

Correct answer: Impartial protection of constitutional rights

Correct answer: A. Democracy protects both majority choice and the rights of every person, including minorities. A popular majority may form a government, but it cannot lawfully remove constitutional rights simply because more people support that action. An independent judiciary examines such conduct against the Constitution and can provide a remedy when rights are violated. Option A is correct because impartial constitutional protection prevents majority power from becoming unlimited power. Option B is wrong because election campaigns are conducted by candidates and political parties. Option C is wrong because government formation is a political process involving elected representatives. Option D is wrong because approving the budget is a legislative function. These options describe political activities, not judicial protection. Memory cue: majority rule operates within rights; an independent court protects the constitutional boundary.