If a citizen's fundamental right is violated by the state, where can the citizen directly go?

Correct answer: Supreme Court or High Court

Correct answer: B. Fundamental Rights are protected by the Constitution, so their violation can be challenged through the judiciary. A citizen may directly approach the Supreme Court under Article 32 for enforcement of Fundamental Rights. The citizen may also approach the High Court under Article 226, which has jurisdiction to protect Fundamental Rights and certain other legal rights. Therefore, option B gives the appropriate constitutional forums. Option A is wrong because a Gram Sabha is a local democratic body, not a constitutional court. Option C is wrong because a police station may receive a complaint about an offence, but it cannot generally enforce every Fundamental Right as a court can. Option D is wrong because a political party office has no judicial power. Memory cue: Article 32 points to the Supreme Court, while Article 226 points to the High Court.