Who gets help in getting justice through Public Interest Litigation?

People who cannot approach court themselves

The correct answer is people who cannot approach the court themselves. Public Interest Litigation, or PIL, allows a public-spirited person or organisation to bring a matter before the court on behalf of people whose rights or interests are affected, especially disadvantaged groups. Such groups may lack money, education, awareness, physical access, or social power to file a case personally. PIL therefore broadens access to justice and helps courts examine issues involving public welfare, unlawful detention, exploitation, or unsafe living conditions. It is not a special facility for rich people, sports persons, or foreign companies. The governing idea is that constitutional justice should be accessible even to those who cannot effectively represent themselves.

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