Why is the Constitution important for protecting human rights?

It gives citizens rights and remedies to get justice

The governing concept is constitutional protection. The Constitution recognises fundamental rights, limits the power of the state and establishes institutions and procedures through which people can seek justice when rights are violated. Courts may provide remedies, and constitutional principles guide laws and public authorities toward equality, liberty and dignity. Hence option A is correct: the Constitution both states important rights and supports lawful remedies for their enforcement. Option B wrongly reduces it to sports rules; option C is the opposite of its rights framework; and option D is incorrect because constitutional remedies help citizens challenge injustice rather than keeping them away from justice.

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