How does the Right to Constitutional Remedies make Fundamental Rights more than mere declarations?

Correct answer: It makes it possible to seek their enforcement through courts

Option A is correct. A person whose Fundamental Right is violated can seek a legal remedy in court. Article 32 of the Constitution of India provides for moving the Supreme Court to enforce Fundamental Rights; High Courts also have writ powers under Article 226. This makes the rights legally enforceable, rather than merely statements of principle.