If Fundamental Rights are violated by the state, what is the most appropriate step for a citizen?

Correct answer: Seek a constitutional remedy in court

Correct answer: A. Fundamental Rights are meaningful partly because they are enforceable. When state action violates a protected right, a citizen can use the constitutional system and approach an appropriate court for relief. The court may examine whether the action is lawful and consistent with the Constitution and may provide a suitable remedy. The Right to Constitutional Remedies is therefore often described as a means of protecting the other rights. A is correct because it uses a lawful institutional method rather than surrender or force. B is wrong because giving up a right does not correct the violation. C is wrong because accepting arbitrariness weakens constitutional government. D is wrong because ending citizenship is neither a normal remedy nor a solution to unlawful state action. Memory cue: violation of a right leads to remedy, not resignation.