In which example does the judiciary appear to develop the scope of rights?

The court links the Right to Life with health and the environment

Judicial development of rights occurs when courts interpret an existing constitutional guarantee in a principled way so that it protects important conditions of human freedom and dignity. The Right to Life is a central example: its meaning need not be restricted to bare physical survival, and courts may connect it with health, a safe environment, dignity, and other closely related conditions. Option A is correct because it describes this interpretive expansion. Options B and C show denial of access or protection, not development of rights. Option D contradicts constitutionalism because courts are also bound by the Constitution and cannot place the government above law. Judicial interpretation should explain the connection between the right and the protected interest; it is not an arbitrary invention of unlimited claims.

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Right to Constitutional RemediesExpanding scope of rights.