If courts give quick justice only in pro-government cases and delay others what is affected?

Correct answer: Fairness of justice and equal access

Courts must treat similar cases fairly and must provide access to justice without favouring the government or any other powerful side. If cases supporting the government are heard quickly while other cases are deliberately delayed, the court system becomes biased. Delay can itself deny justice because a legal remedy may lose its value when it comes too late.

The situation concerns impartiality, equal treatment, and equal access to judicial remedies. Election expenditure, polling-booth colour, and election-symbol size do not describe the harm caused by selective court speed. Therefore, option B is correct: fairness of justice and equal access are affected. A democratic rule-of-law system requires courts to act independently and apply procedures fairly.