How does the Right to Constitutional Remedies strengthen Rule of Law in democracy?

Correct answer: Government and officials also remain subject to court review

The governing concept is Rule of Law, which means that public power must operate within the Constitution and applicable law rather than according to personal will. The Right to Constitutional Remedies gives courts the authority to examine state action when Fundamental Rights are threatened or violated and to issue suitable directions or writs. This makes government officials answerable and turns constitutional limits into enforceable standards. Option A is correct because it expresses judicial review and official accountability. Option B is the opposite of Rule of Law, C describes a system without enforcement, and D wrongly removes the judiciary, whose independent review is essential to protecting constitutional rights.