What is the most correct relation between judicial independence and Fundamental Rights?

Correct answer: An independent judiciary can give relief even against the government for rights violations

Answer: A. Judicial independence means that courts can decide cases according to the Constitution and law, without improper pressure from the government or other powerful groups. Fundamental Rights protect individuals, including people who may be affected by state action. Therefore, an independent court can examine government conduct and order an appropriate remedy when a right is violated. A is correct because it shows both judicial review and protection against misuse of state power. B is wrong because independent courts protect, rather than end, rights. C is wrong because courts enforce constitutional rights and provide remedies. D is wrong because a court’s constitutional duty does not depend on prior permission from the government. Memory cue: independent judges can check powerful authorities.