Why is the Right to Constitutional Remedies central to protecting other Fundamental Rights?

Correct answer: It gives a path to court relief when rights are violated

Direct answer: A is correct. A right becomes meaningful when a person can seek a remedy after the right is violated. The Right to Constitutional Remedies allows an affected person to approach the appropriate court for enforcement of Fundamental Rights. The court may examine the unlawful action and grant suitable constitutional relief, including directions or writs where applicable. Thus this right acts as an enforcement mechanism or shield for the other rights; it does not merely state an ideal. B is wrong because remedies strengthen other rights. C is wrong because access to court gives citizens a voice rather than silencing them. D is wrong because the right is not limited to taxation. Memory cue: a right without a remedy is difficult to enforce in real life.