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How does a High Court protect citizens' rights at the state level?

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Correct answer: By issuing writs and examining the legality of state administration

Correct answer: B — a High Court protects rights by issuing writs and examining whether state authorities act legally. A writ is a formal order or direction issued by a constitutional court to protect rights or require a public authority to perform, or stop performing, a legal duty. High Courts can review actions of state administration within their jurisdiction and provide a legal remedy when authority acts unlawfully. Option B is correct because it describes this judicial function. A is wrong because removing a Governor is not the normal rights-protection method of a High Court. C is wrong because elections are conducted by election authorities, not by courts. D is wrong because preparing the state budget is an executive and legislative responsibility. Memory cue: writs are court directions used to check public authorities and protect rights.

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High CourtWrit JurisdictionRights ProtectionThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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