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If citizens have no way to enforce rights in court, what would be the status of rights?

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Correct answer: They will remain only paper promises

The correct answer is B. A right has practical value only when a person can seek a remedy if it is violated. The steps are: the Constitution or law recognises a protection; an authority infringes it; the citizen approaches an appropriate institution; and that institution can order protection or correction. If the final enforcement route is absent, the declaration may still sound noble, but the citizen has little power to make it effective. A is wrong because unenforced rights are weaker, not stronger. C and D are unrelated consequences. Judicial remedies do not mean that every dispute must end in court, but they ensure that rights are not merely symbolic. Memory cue: a promise becomes protection only when there is a remedy.

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Democratic RightsJudicial RemedyEnforcementThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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