If a citizen gets a chance to appeal against a government decision what is it linked with?

Correct answer: Legal remedy

The direct answer is B, Legal remedy. An appeal means asking a higher or reviewing authority to examine a government decision again. In a democracy, officials must not have unlimited or uncheckable power. Step by step: a decision is made; a citizen believes it is wrong or harmful; the citizen uses the permitted appeal process; another authority reviews the reasons, facts, and law; a mistake may then be corrected. Thus, an appeal protects rights and supports the rule of law. Option A, military power, concerns force and defence, not review of a civilian decision. Option B is correct because an appeal is a legal remedy. Option C, a campaign song, is political communication and cannot review an official order. Option D, an election symbol, helps identify a candidate or party and has no connection with challenging a decision. Memory cue: appeal means “ask the law to look again.”