Which aspect of Fundamental Rights makes the Constitution active in citizens' lives?

Citizens can demand justice and protection on the basis of rights

Direct answer: A. A Constitution becomes a living document when people can use its guarantees in real situations and seek justice or protection when public power harms them. Fundamental Rights are not merely words for ceremonies or historical study; they guide government action and provide standards against which unlawful discrimination, restriction, or abuse can be challenged. A captures this practical and enforceable role. B is wrong because treating the Constitution only as history would ignore its present legal force. C is wrong because rights must be known and made accessible, not hidden. D is wrong because rights apply beyond elections, including daily liberty, equality, dignity, and legal protection. The ability to approach an appropriate authority or court strengthens the connection between constitutional text and ordinary life. Memory cue: a living Constitution is one that people can understand, invoke, and enforce.

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution.