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Why can government not take away citizens' rights in democracy?

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Correct answer: Because government is bound by law and constitution

Citizens’ rights protect people from arbitrary or excessive government action. In a democracy, the government cannot remove rights merely because it has political power or because an official prefers a particular decision. Its actions must stay within the limits created by the constitution and the law, and courts or other lawful institutions may examine violations.

Option A gives the proper reason: the government is bound by law and the constitution. The other options are false because rights are important, citizens need not remain silent, and democratic systems do have courts. Thus the correct choice shows that constitutional rights are not gifts that the government may freely withdraw; they are limits on public power.

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