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How does a mechanism like PIL change access to justice for a poor citizen?

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Correct answer: It can bring the voice of people with fewer resources to court in the public interest

Through a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), an individual or organisation may approach a court to protect the rights of people who cannot file a case themselves because of poverty, illiteracy, or lack of resources. It therefore widens access to justice. Option B is incorrect because courts are not meant only for wealthy people. Exam tip: Associate PIL with public interest and the protection of weaker sections.

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Public Interest LitigationAccess To JusticeJudiciaryJudicial IndependenceWeaker SectionsCivics Class 9

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What is the correct answer to this question?

It can bring the voice of people with fewer resources to court in the public interest

Why is this the correct answer?

Through a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), an individual or organisation may approach a court to protect the rights of people who cannot file a case themselves because of poverty, illiteracy, or lack of resources. It therefore widens access to justice. Option B is incorrect because courts are not meant only for wealthy people. Exam tip: Associate PIL with public interest and the protection of weaker sections.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Working of Institutions. Topic: The Judiciary (Supreme Court, High Courts, and judicial independence).

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