Which Fundamental Right can be called the basis of judicial protection for citizens?

Correct answer: Right to Constitutional Remedies

Direct answer: D, the Right to Constitutional Remedies. A right becomes meaningful when a person can seek protection if the right is violated. This right allows citizens to approach the courts for enforcement of Fundamental Rights, and courts may issue appropriate constitutional directions or writs within their authority. The reasoning is: the question says judicial protection; judicial means connected with courts; the right that enables enforcement through courts is Constitutional Remedies. A is wrong because Equality is the right that promises equal treatment, but it is not the general court-enforcement mechanism. B protects important freedoms such as speech and movement, yet it is not the specific remedy for enforcing rights. C protects religious liberty, not the general process of seeking judicial enforcement. D is correct because it connects citizens’ claims with the judiciary. This is why Dr. Ambedkar regarded it as especially important. Memory cue: the right that helps enforce other Fundamental Rights in court is Constitutional Remedies.