How does judicial review help protect Fundamental Rights?

It allows courts to examine unconstitutional laws or actions

The correct answer is A. Judicial review is the power of constitutional courts to examine whether a law, order or government action is consistent with the Constitution. If a measure violates Fundamental Rights or exceeds constitutional authority, the court may provide an appropriate legal remedy, subject to its jurisdiction and the applicable law. This keeps public power accountable and makes rights enforceable rather than merely promises. B is wrong because judicial review checks government action instead of placing government above courts. C is wrong because review strengthens the legal force of rights. D is wrong because courts provide a route for challenging violations; they do not generally silence complaints. Memory cue: review means the court checks the action against the Constitution.

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights.