In which situation can both Constitutional Remedies and expansion of rights be connected?

Correct answer: People affected by pollution approach court for a clean environment

The governing concept is the connection between an enforceable constitutional remedy and the expanding interpretation of the Right to Life. Courts have treated a healthy and clean environment as closely related to dignified living, so people affected by serious pollution may seek judicial protection. Option A contains both necessary elements: a rights-related public problem and an approach to the court for relief. The other situations are ordinary personal or commercial activities and do not ordinarily involve a Fundamental Right, an expanded constitutional claim, or a writ-based remedy. Thus A correctly connects environmental protection, expanded rights, and access to justice.