If the government ignores a Fundamental Right, what is the most important effect of Constitutional Remedies?

Correct answer: The citizen can ask the court to enforce the right

The central function of Constitutional Remedies is enforcement. A Fundamental Right is not merely a statement of principle; when public action violates it, the affected citizen may approach the appropriate court and request protection or enforcement. The court can examine whether the government acted within constitutional limits and may issue a suitable writ, order, or direction when a violation is established. Thus option A is correct. The citizen is not required to remain silent, government decisions are not automatically beyond review, and a right does not disappear simply because an authority ignores it. Those claims make B, C, and D incorrect.