Why are constitutional remedies called protectors of Fundamental Rights?

Correct answer: Because they provide court relief when rights are violated

Correct answer: A. A right becomes meaningful when a person can seek protection if someone violates it. Constitutional remedies give citizens the ability to approach the courts and ask for appropriate relief when a Fundamental Right is infringed. Courts can examine the complaint and issue directions or orders permitted by the Constitution and law. Thus, remedies help enforce rights instead of leaving them as statements on paper. B is wrong because remedies do not merely place rights in textbooks. C is the opposite of the truth: remedies support, rather than stop, lawful petitions. D is wrong because constitutional remedies hold public authorities to constitutional limits; they do not free the government from law. Memory cue: Fundamental Right plus court remedy equals an enforceable right.