Which option gives a wrong and dangerous view of human rights protection?

Silencing a complainant protects the system

The governing concept is that human rights are protected through accountability, remedies, and the freedom to raise grievances. Option A is wrong and dangerous because silencing a complainant hides a possible violation, denies the victim access to justice, and protects officials or institutions from scrutiny rather than protecting the system. A fair complaint mechanism should listen to the allegation, record it, investigate it impartially, and provide an effective remedy when wrongdoing is found. Courts can enforce rights, and informed citizens can notice and report abuses, so options C and D describe legitimate safeguards. Option B is also correct because a complaint process gives an affected person a route to seek relief and correction.

This is a Class 9 Civics question. Chapter: Democratic Rights. Topic: Human Rights and their protection.