In which situation can expansion of rights strengthen social justice?

When courts connect aspects such as food, education, and dignity with rights

Social justice requires institutions to protect the dignity and basic interests of people who may have less economic or political power. The expansion of rights can help when constitutional interpretation connects basic needs, such as food, education, health, shelter, or dignity, with enforceable legal protections. Option A is therefore correct: it shows courts using rights to address conditions that especially affect vulnerable groups. This does not mean that every desirable service automatically becomes an unlimited Fundamental Right; rather, it means that constitutional values can guide protection against serious deprivation. Options B and D increase inequality by excluding poorer people, while C removes an important route through which public-interest concerns may reach the courts. Inclusive access and meaningful protection, not privilege, are the marks of social justice.

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