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Why is the Constitution important in protecting human rights?

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Correct answer: It gives a legal basis for protecting rights

The governing concept is constitutional protection of rights. A constitution establishes basic principles, identifies important rights, limits government power, and provides institutions and procedures through which violations can be challenged. Option A is correct because it gives rights a legal foundation rather than leaving them to the changing wishes of officials or majorities. In India, constitutional rights are supported by judicial remedies and the rule of law, although their exercise may be subject to lawful and reasonable limits. Option B is wrong because the constitutional purpose is not to stop all rights; C is wrong because constitutional remedies help citizens seek justice; D is wrong because equality and non-discrimination oppose compulsory discrimination. Thus the Constitution converts ideals of dignity and freedom into enforceable public duties.

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ConstitutionHuman RightsLegal ProtectionRule Of LawHuman Rights And Their ProtectionDemocratic RightsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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It gives a legal basis for protecting rights

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing concept is constitutional protection of rights. A constitution establishes basic principles, identifies important rights, limits government power, and provides institutions and procedures through which violations can be challenged. Option A is correct because it gives rights a legal foundation rather than leaving them to the changing wishes of officials or majorities. In India, constitutional rights are supported by judicial remedies and the rule of law, although their exercise may be subject to lawful and reasonable limits. Option B is wrong because the constitutional purpose is not to stop all rights; C is wrong because constitutional remedies help citizens seek justice; D is wrong because equality and non-discrimination oppose compulsory discrimination. Thus the Constitution converts ideals of dignity and freedom into enforceable public duties.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

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

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