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If a policy affects rights, what can citizens do?

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Correct answer: Can approach the court

Direct answer: A is correct. If a government policy appears to violate a citizen’s legal or constitutional rights, the citizen may seek protection through the courts. Courts examine the matter according to the Constitution and applicable laws. They can provide an appropriate legal remedy when rights have been infringed; this is an important part of the protective role of the judiciary. Option A is correct because approaching a court is a lawful way to challenge an unjust or rights-violating action. Option B is wrong because citizens cannot close Parliament; Parliament is a constitutional institution. Option C is wrong because an individual citizen cannot simply remove the Election Commission. Option D is wrong because laws do not change automatically merely because someone believes a policy is unfair. A court petition requires a proper legal process and evidence. Memory cue: when rights are threatened, remember remedy through the judiciary, not removal of institutions.

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