In which situation will sequential use of Right to Equality and Constitutional Remedies be seen?

A citizen goes to court against a discriminatory government order

Correct answer: A. First identify the wrong committed, and then identify the way to challenge it. A discriminatory government order treats people unequally, so it raises an issue under the Right to Equality. The citizen then approaches a court to ask that the unconstitutional order be stopped or set aside; this is the use of a constitutional remedy. Thus, the two rights operate in sequence: equality protects the citizen from discrimination, and constitutional remedies provide a legal method for enforcing that protection. Option A is correct because it contains both parts. Option B only describes participation in a contest and gives no equality violation or court action. Option C concerns a family activity and does not show either right. Option D describes reading, which does not by itself involve discrimination or judicial enforcement. Memory cue: first ask “What right was violated?” and then ask “Where can the person seek enforcement?”

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