If a policy appears to limit a fundamental right which institution can examine it?

Correct answer: Judiciary

Direct answer: A is correct. Fundamental rights are protected by the Constitution, and the judiciary can examine whether a government action or policy is consistent with constitutional provisions. Through judicial review, courts may consider the policy, hear the relevant arguments, and decide whether the limitation is legally permitted. This does not mean that every policy is automatically invalid; the court examines its constitutional and legal basis. Option B is wrong because a sports club has no constitutional power to review government policy. C is wrong because a news channel may discuss or report the issue but cannot give a binding constitutional judgment. D is wrong because a polling officer manages election duties and does not decide questions of fundamental rights. The judiciary is therefore the proper institution. Memory cue: when rights and constitutionality are questioned, think of judicial review.