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In which situation will democracy keep its name but lose its rights-based soul?

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Correct answer: When elections exist but liberty, dissent and remedy are unavailable

Direct answer: D is correct. Elections are important, but elections alone do not guarantee a rights-based democracy. Democracy also requires protected liberty, space for peaceful disagreement, equal citizenship, independent legal institutions, and remedies when power violates rights. If people vote but cannot speak, organise, criticise, seek justice, or defend their dignity, the system may retain democratic labels while losing democratic substance. A is wrong because open questioning is a sign of healthy democratic rights. B is wrong because judicial review helps restrain unlawful power. C is wrong because cultural protection supports inclusion and equal citizenship. Memory cue: elections choose rulers; rights protect citizens between and beyond elections.

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Democratic RightsNominal DemocracyLibertyDissentRemedyThe Significance Of Rights In A DemocracyDemocratic RightsCivics

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What is the correct answer to this question?

When elections exist but liberty, dissent and remedy are unavailable

Why is this the correct answer?

Direct answer: D is correct. Elections are important, but elections alone do not guarantee a rights-based democracy. Democracy also requires protected liberty, space for peaceful disagreement, equal citizenship, independent legal institutions, and remedies when power violates rights. If people vote but cannot speak, organise, criticise, seek justice, or defend their dignity, the system may retain democratic labels while losing democratic substance. A is wrong because open questioning is a sign of healthy democratic rights. B is wrong because judicial review helps restrain unlawful power. C is wrong because cultural protection supports inclusion and equal citizenship. Memory cue: elections choose rulers; rights protect citizens between and beyond elections.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: The significance of rights in a democracy.

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