The system of approaching courts for violation of rights makes Fundamental Rights what?

Correct answer: Practical and effective

The correct answer is A: the ability to approach courts makes Fundamental Rights practical and effective. A right written in a Constitution is important, but it becomes stronger when a person can challenge its violation before an appropriate court. Judicial remedies help convert a promise of protection into an enforceable safeguard. They also discourage public authorities from acting unlawfully or arbitrarily. Option B is wrong because court access means the rights are more than paper statements. Option C is wrong because Fundamental Rights are legal guarantees, not merely political slogans. Option D is wrong because a Fundamental Right is not simply a temporary benefit provided by a government scheme. The Right to Constitutional Remedies supports the protection of other rights. Memory cue: “right plus remedy equals effective protection”; without a remedy, a right may be difficult to use in real life.